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TOTTOR 18 HEREBY GIVEN Ebst the FIFTY. NINTE ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Society will be held at the READ OFFICE, Union Building. Hong Kong, on FRIDAY, 37th MAT, 1982, at 11 Olalock A.M., for the purpose of roomiring the Report of the Directors and the Statements of Account to Bist December, 1981, and of declaring Dividends, etc.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the. Society will be: CLOSED from 9th MAY to 27 MAY, Both Daya inclusive.
By Order of the Board;
PAUL LAUDEE,
General Manager.
Hong Kong, 30th April, 1982.
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TOTICE: 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the SIXTY-THIRD ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Company will be bold at its HEAD OFFICE, Union Building, Hong Kong, on FRIDAY, 27th. MAY, 1982, at 1.15 A.M., for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors and the Statements of Account to 81st December, 1981, and
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The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from 9th MAY to 27th MAY, Both Days inclusive:
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2 General Manager. Hong Kong, 30th April, 1982,
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The TRANSFEE BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from 9th MAY to 27th MAY. Both Daye nclusive.
By Order of the Board,
FAUL LAUDER,
General Manager.
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TRIBESMEN.
WHY INDIAN CHIEF. WAS)
EATEN HIS LEADER
SHIP ADMIRED.
The bones of an old... Indian.
PARADRE
JAPAN'S AIMS IN
MANCHURIA.
GENERAL ARAKI'S SPRECH
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aims; and
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tion. It in, our desire to
Man
benefits of co-existence and co-prom- perity and we believe it to be our mission to bring peace and prosper
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DIER ON FILMAI AND WIRDERSE
Baron, Hiranuma has issued it to be Oriens and The suggestion that the EU.C
and the London Education
"mada
statement thus throws light of biashappiness of the people
In the course of his statement, he, this part of the world. The West! refers to the Imperial family of does not know us suficiently and city should establish up to Tokyo, April 18-That Japan Japan boing descended in one un- therefore our national aims have perimental schools with. chief, whose tribesmen ata him out will not permit either the Longus broken line, from the Sun Goddess, nos bean sufficiently understood. The apparatus was of admiration, are helping seien of Nations or Soviet Russia or any, and on the nation being organised maintenance of morality is the tits to trace back to Asia, the one else to interfere with what she with the Imperial Family as its highest object of our nation, but for the attainment of this object, origin of three lost American civili-menge to do in Manchuria and head
The Japanem nation," he says, it is necessary that we promote the loves life and its national life efficiency of our national strength
Ration:
Solution of the mystery of whence
came
the Azteca..
Inani
and
thné she will also resist, to the bit
Michael Sadler, Mastor,
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ity College, Oxford, Ho was speaking it a meeting at Exeter ter und, any attempt to have the
College, Oxford," in connection with Nine-Power Treaty applied to that is the greatest of all its loves, so! Any commendable object is no mors! the Easter study school of the thear
quo of Industry.. Mayus, whose splendid Indian om region was defaltely and unequivoo that the individual Japanese never than an empty ideal if one lacks tha pires, flourished in America canally stated yesterday by General hesitate to sacrifice all he has, even practical ability to realise it, andi,
Sir Michael suggested that the turies ago is believed (writes Reu-Saduo Araki, Minister of War in his life, for the maintenance of the the promotion of afficiency in fe- ter's Washington correspondent) to the course of the peach he delivered national life. In foreign countries, quired in both the military and schools should be in the charge ef in Osaka. The speech was deliver the people participate in the goveconomic fields of our nation. a small, but very highly qualified, ed under the auspices of the Koku-ernment as a right and there has Referring to militarism, Baron staff of teachers, whose undoubted hon-sha, a patriotic organisation, been much controversy abroad ben
militarism from time immemorî- [...
lie in the old chief's bones, and in the beautiful art, ob joote found with them on Kodiak Island, Alaska.
The zalies indicate, says: Dr. Ales Fof, which Baron Hirantime is thetween the Ruler and the rule Hiranuma says that, in Japan, kill would be supplemented by
courseg of instruction.
Hrdlicka anthropologist of the President Baron Hiranumo blood has even been spilt in theal, has been considered one of the means of mechanical aids in Smithsonian Institution, that the Vice-President of the Privy Coun efforts of the people to obtain a most important national practices, conduct of Indian who founded the Artcool of Japan, and has been fre- voice in the
the Imperial Femilisation of that morality which is their civilisation from Asia, migra.mier should a national government,ly has, from time immemorial the highest object of the nation. It bing nerces the Boring Strait and similar to that established in Eng desired the participation of the is apparent that we raust use raili
people in the administration of thetarism as a means of self-defence theland, be decided on here.
country and the people deem it an against any force obstracting tho
Inoa, and Maya empires brought quently mentioned as possible Pro In Japan administration because it is necessary for the Tea Each school should have
down. the Alaskan, coast to Bouth;
According to the scientists the old Declaring that. Japan's mission honour to do a because such is, in attainment of our highest ideals
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chief who was entep was being paid a compliment by his followers Many primitive tribes eat the be- dies of leaders or oven enemies whom they admito, hoping thereby to gain some of the den man's good qualities. The Aztecs, he do clares, who may have been descen- dunts of this anmo chief, ate parts
in Manchuriais to make it paradise on earth," General Araki and that nothing will prevent us from carrying our objective through and we are prepared to frustrate anyone or anything that may seek to stand in our path.”
He added that neither the Lea gue of Nations nor Soviet Russia,
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wishes
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the
Thong after saying that there has never been any
any anti-foreign trend in Japan, except in abnormal kimen," and that Japan successfully assimilated the Confucianism of
of H Mainsof The Kime, for ons of the bodies of humans, daerificed whatever form their activities may doclares that, all these should now and through which it proposeS |
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Imperial When foreign forces: violated our territory, they were beaten back by our military strength. There is no question about the spirit of mili bariem being based on morality.”
He concludes by saying that his statement was issued to explain the great ideal to which the Kokuhonsha pledges its support. to cultivate healthy national thoughts. Baron Hiranuma also refers to Fascism which, he calls the product of an alien clime, and which he believes to be wholly un- suited for Japan. Our country has its independent object and independent mission," he says in conclusion; and the Kokuhonahs has no relation whatever to Fas cism."-N.-C., Daily Newe, o
China, the Buddhism of India and the modern culture of the West, be be utilised to foster the ultimate object of our nation, though anything which runs counter to our national ideals should be rejected,
to gods of their empire in Mexico. take, will cause Japan to deviate one fot or tittle from the plans she Aracial Eyes in Skull. hos laid out for Manchuria, and Artificial ivory oyes, skilfully in that their objections will not
mean anything to us, for wo will especially the dangerous thoughts pay no attention to whatever they of the West, may say."
With regard to the Nine-Power Treaty, the War Minister said
laid with some semi-precious atode, had been put in the old chief's skull. The Aztecs and Mayas did imilar inlay work, according tå Dr.. Hrdlicka. Other ivory and stone ornaments and tools found on: the island closely resemble those of the Indian civilisations that once fourished in Mexico, Central America, and Peru. He sees this attempt to do this will be resolute-
A certain country (an euphemism
Strength and Morality.
He then proceeds:—"The reafisa
for the United States) is talking tion of the highest ideals of this about applying the Nine-Power Treaty to Manchuria, but any
as evidence that the Indians wholy resisted by Japan."
founded these civilisations came From Siberia, and not from across the Pacific Ocean.
The Indian immigrants probably Altered across into America for several thousand years, using Ke- diak Island as a stopping place and
port of antry. The island is full of old village sites apvoring mpany acres.
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Humau bones found on the vil lage sites are vory old, perhaps the oldest human remains in America. There is no way to date them ex- actly. Many of the bones aplit
Soviet Massing. Troops. General Araki then referred to the military aspect of the Man- churian situation, especially to the Manchu-Bovisu order, which fio said was becoming serious, General Araki asserted that the Soviet was massing troops along the fron- tier and strengthening its air for ces in the Far East. He expressed himself as being absolutely unable to understand these warlike pre- parations"
Ho estimated that the Soviet had
Members MUST show their Badge open to get at the marrow, includ concentrated fouz divisions of crack
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE FIETY FIRST ORDINARY to gain Admittance:
GENERAL MEETING of LADIES; Aro cordially invited to Shareholders will be held at the attend the Races without charge, Offloss of the undersigned on NO LADIES BADGES will be Thursday, the 19th May. 1982, at issued
Noon, for the purpose of receiving Tiffins, Tear and Befreshments will the Report of the General Agenta, be obtainable at the Race Course. together with a statement of Ao- counts for the year entled the 81st December, 198).
The Share Register and Transfer V Books will be closed from the 5th to. the 19th May, 1982, both days inclusivo.
JARDINE MATHESON & CO., LTD.
General Agents." Hongkong, 28th April, 1982.
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ing those of the old chief, show that these Indians ate their fallows fairly frequently..
WOMAN'S CREATURE.
MR. "JUSTICE MOCARDIE ON
MAN'S POSITION.
Mr. Justice McCardio, summing up in a debate on "Who gets the best out of life, mad or woman" at the Arts Theatre Club, Great Newport-street,
·anid
Helsingfors, Finland, April 10— Advertisements for well-known brands of Scotch whisky were great- ed with uproarious applause in sinemas at Helsingfors, where great of life is to be found in about three "I confess that the whole secret
things,
| parties in the restaurants are cele-
DRAFT Programmes and Entry brating the end of 12 years' pro
Forms for the Sixth Extra Biohibition, which expres at mid- Meeting to be held on Saturday, 14th and Monday 16th May 1989 Twosther night, t permitting) may be obtained at the
Almost every tablo. In overy fo
Scoretar Offee the Club Housestaurant in the country is engaged | Happy Vallsy, the Hong Kong Club,
the ports Cut, and the Stables, Village Road:
Entries alone at 18 a'alook Noon, on Thursday, 4th May, 1939.
By Order,
S. A BLEAP,
Asting Secretary.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
for to-morrow by merrymakers who,
after years: of, imbibing smugglera'.
troops on the frontier and said that "whether a storm will break is a matter that we can only wait. and ses. The situation for Japan ik, indeed, difficult, and it is time that the Japanese people firmly made up their minds to co-operate with the new regime in Manchuria for
the establishment there of a para dise on earth and for a new and great civilisation of the Far East
Beferring to the Japanese Army, General Araki declared that the Army should be regarded as though it was that of His Majesty the Leicester-square, Emperor, but unfortunately such
is not the case, and we must, there
Army of fore exert every effort to make the the Emperor in every way. There should be no Army but one that belongs to the Emperor and the nature of the Japanese: army,
is such that "there is no warrant for the demand on the part of some that our militarý forces should be curtailed for lack
13")
Happiness, which you and 1 bave all been waiting through the years for, and are waiting for NOW
The sense of achievement, and The sense of fulflment; \//
He asked if such a débate could | of funds,”
tjaland.
of our
concoctions, have now the opportu have been possible in 1832 For As regards the demand in somet nity to taste famous beverages. mark the transcendent change; ; quarters that Japan adopt Fascism,
With the exception of a small 1889 when the woman had to right. group of fanatics it is impossible to to, yote, the mere creature of the the War Minister thought that there and a single outstanding person male; 1938 the man the mere ores was no need and no room for Bas
"clsin" in Japan. We have ality in the country who does not ture of the woman. welcome the change,
“I think,” he want on, that men grester and nobler The Government hea bought have a far greater range than wo
Don't think that I don't |5,000,000 quarts of the famous Esmen.
tonian vodka while an almost equal like women; I adore them. I am on TE88ES GODDARD 4 Amount of winsky has been import quite frank about it. I do bs. DOUGLAS Marine od together with quantities lies that there is a greater FOTOCK, give Notice of Hermoral tromp wines, and be portunity for heroism for men. their cpresent piio à Hơ du Do It is believed that the annulment | “Women, in that they form the tion, “nes Vous Bond (ård floor to a new will have a good effect du the youth majority of the electorate, are able Kokubon-afia of office in Alexandra Buling, 11) of the country since the prohibition to shape the Hosting of England floor, me from 80fhapel 1982 law made drinking shionable and therefore able to sway the name, Presi
among them.
destiny of the Empire.??",
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* Coulisitial President and
Wireless.
Filme, both talking and silent, including those on geography, history, science, and commercial
life.
Gramophone, recorda. of instru-
4
nental and vocal music, and of finely spoken piecas of Engli and foreign langungus
Pariophones, which the pupil could use in learning the pro- nunciation of foreign tongues.
Reproductions of classical and modern pictures and sculpture.
Not least of all, added Bir Michael; "there should be a very wellequipped school library, gen.. erously providul_with_skandard
and classica), books, and housed in comfortable room open for prí- vate and group study in the even ing as well as at school hours" "hy
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