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Drambuie

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Prince Charlie's Liqueur

The origin of "DRAMBUIE" and the basis of its production give it a character distinct from other Liqueure.

Brought to Scotland by a follower of Prince Charlie in 1745, the recipe was given to a MacKinnon of Skye, and the secret hay ever since remained in one family. The MacKinnon of that day employed the materials which were available, and in place of Brandy a fine old Whisky was used. This, along with heather honey and herbal ingredients of recognised value as aids to digestion produced a Liqueur which soon gained the post of honour on the tables of Highland Aristocracy, and is now known world-wide,

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FROM HONG KONG

8,00 am. LUNGSHAN 8.30 p.m. SUI TAI

FROM MACAO".

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

TO-DAY (November 21).

ith day of Rejab..

Fheatres,

Donovan's

Queen's "Young Kid."

King's: "Life Goes On." Central: The Doomed Batta-

Oriontal: (Chinese picture) Star: Brown Sugar."

"Suicide Fleet." Majestic: World: 24 Horas," ep. ú. Toa Dances: At Hong Kong and Peninsula Hotels, Gloucester Build ing, King's Restaurant and Las Crawford's. Dinner Danera; At Hong Kong, Perinsula and Repulso Bay Hotels, Gloucester Building and King's Restaurant.

Dances.

Dinner Dances:-At Hong Kong, Peninsula and Repulan Bay Hotels, Gloucester Building and King's

Restaurant

Whist Drive, Police Recreation Club, Happy Valley, 8.30 p.m.

Special Thanksgiving Day Din- ner. H.K. Hotel Grill Room.

Principal Mails, Inward:-Straits by Soudan, Europe via Negapatam letters only) by Malwa,

Outward Shanghai and Japan by Malwa, 3.30 p.m., Saigon by Fong Tong, 4.30 p.m. la

FRIDAY

(November 23).

20th day of Bejab.

nietti.

Sport.

OUR LONDON NEWS LETTER

LONDON-BRIGHTON ELECTRIC TRAINS: A PUZZLE FOR THE CUSTOMS: NEW £1,000,000 STADIUM;

WHITE OWL FOR THE ZOO;

WHAT. POST WAR UNEMPLOYMENT HAS COST

ENGLAND.

(SPECIAL AIR-MAIL SERVICE)

Electric Trains to Brighton.

London, November 7. On November 1, the Southern Railway Company 'carried out their first rauning tests on the newly electrified portion of their line to Brighton. The first electric train to Brighton was composed of four coaches usually employed on the section of the line to Three Bridges, Further trials during the week will bo made with the new six-coach On January 1, 1933, the trains. regular electrified passenger service will start when 6 trains an hour will be run to Brighton, one non-

stop.

postal authorities. Until 1918-74 years after the change had been mado-the Post Office continued to send official communications not to as everyone else did, Lloyd's," but to "Lloyd's Coffee House."

Ospreys Captured and Released,

The crow of the White Stur liner Britannia which arrived at Liver- pool on October 31 from New York captured two fino specimens of the osprey whils the vessel was off the west coast of Ireland on October 30. One of the birds alighted on the after mast with a gull in its talous,

seaman climbed the mast and, wearing thick leather gloves, seized the hawk by the legs and brought it down, although the bird's benk Riding for Air Pilots.

pierced his glove and he was badly Mr. H. G. Travers, D.S.C., in bitton. The second hawk continued addressing the Royal Aeronautical to follow the ship, and after Bottl Society on November 3. stated that ing on the dock was captured all flying schools should be equip Some of the passengers were super- pod with ponies. Although pupila stitious about having ospreys on and instructors get plenty of fresh board in bad weather, and persuad air, they get no exercise and tended the officers to release the birda to become fiverish Riding, he Hud they been kept, they would thinks, is the finest means to coun- have been presented to Liverpool teract this; apparently also, good museum.

hands in the air cómo natural- ly to those who have good "hands" on a horad:

'Lloyd's

Mr. Warren R. Dawson, the honorary librarian of Lloyd's, the famous insurance corporation re Intes an amusing story to Friends of the National Libraries

As everybody knows,

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Chess-Kowloon Chese Club Champions, Senior: C. E. Wong

. A. 1. Sequeira; J. S. Smith November 1. B. W. Paul B. Soltau . A. C. Lloyd's was originally a coffee Hidlington; P. T. Rozario v. D. Ehouse, which was started ahout Carvalho, Junior: A. J. Biriu-

1085 by a certain Edward Lloyd. koff A. Kurrik; A. L Rocha v.

In 1844, however, it ceased tech Dr. II. D. Matthews; J. Easton "nically and definitely, to bo s coffee. A. Prata: H. H. Bush v. T. E.. Parry P. Yvanovich . M. Cun-house by becoming the property of the underwriters themselves. Hockey-Mamak Tournament: Although one might have thought Police. Royal Signals (Marian), this would have been enough for it was enough for the 4.15 p.m.. Friendly match: Hong anyone, Kong Hockey Club "A". Ger man Club (King's Park), 5.15 p.at. Billiards: Steel, Coulson League: St. Patrick's . C. & P.O.'s Club Palace Hotel Police; South Wales Borderers .. Royal Engineers; Royal Artillery r. Garrison Sergeants.

SATURDAY, 26TH NOVEMBER

3.00 a.m. SUI TAI

2.00 p.m. LUNGSHAN

SUNDAY, 27 NOVEMBER

* 9.00 a.m. TAISHAN

4.00 p.m. TAISHAN

tion."

Kidd."

All Steamers leave from Wing Lok Street, Wharf, Hong Kong.

SPECIAL SALOON PARES.

-WEEK DAYS, Single: $3.00; Return: $5.00. EXQURSIONS-Single: $2.50; Return: $4.00.

NorAll Steamboat Company's Steamers are fitted with Wiralcon,

Hong Kong Weekly Press

Armistice Day in Hong Kong

The Legislative Council

Local Racing

Sport:

Cricket, Football, Golf, Yachting, etc.

and

Other Interesting Features.

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Theatres.

Central The Doomed Batter

Queen's: "Young Donovan's King's: "Life Goes On." Oriental: "One Hour with You.". Star: Brown Sugar." Majestic: "Laughter." World: 21 Heroes,"

Dances.

ep.

Tea Dances: At Hong Kong and Peninsula Hotels, King's testau

Gloucester Building, rant and Dinner Dances: At Hong Kong, and Repulse Bay Hotels, Glouces ter Building. And King's Restau

rant.

Scotch Ball, oth floor, Peninsula Hotel.

Miscellanyous,

Tho Band of H.M.S. Suffolk will play at Lano Crawford's Hesthú Tant, Exchange Building, at 5 p.m. Meeting of the H.K. Practical Paychology Club at Lane, Craw ford's Restaurant at è p.in.

Principal Mails. Inward: Canada, U. 8. A, Japan and Shanghai by Empresa Russia, Manita by Pres Clove land, Amoy by Takada, Jay an and Shanghai by Chichibu Maru,

Outward-Manila by Empress of pain, Shanghai, Japan, Canaria, U.S.A., 4.30 p.m. and Europe via Siberia by Pres. Clevb land, parcels 3 p.m., Beg 4.15 pm, lettern b p.m. Straite, Ceylon, 16- dia, Egypt and Europe via Mar- Heilten by Wakaran, Maru Ki Pili Reg. 4.30 p.m., letters 4.00 pm, G.PO. Reg. 3 p.m. letters 6 p.my Straits and Calcutta by Yuensang, parcels 2pm. debts 3. p.in. Bangkok by Nanchang 3.30 p.m., Alloy by Chekrang, 9.30 4.M

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ORCHESTRAL

CONCERTS

By kind permission of

Capt. J. H. Godfrey

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THE BAND

OF

H.M.S. SUFFOLK

will play at

ཏིསྶ

EXCHANGE

RESTAURANT

Exchange Building

on

Friday, Nov. 25th from 5 p.m. till 7

and

p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 27th

p.m.

NO COVER CHARGES

data at the Customs. Now that we ate living in a Protocted country, it becomes highly necessary that we should all know the nature of the Protection that has been afforded; if there i remain any articles which will be admitted free of duty it is the

obvious business of the returning: tourist to find out what they are. On one point we are glad to be able to assure him-cata are not contraband provided they are more than one hundred years old. This. interesting point arises as the re sult of sending an Egyptian mummi- Red cat by air from Holland to Croydon. It arrived during the week-end and for the moment can- not be delivered to the antique dealer in London to whom it is addressed because it is held up at the Customs pending a declara tion from the vendor that it is not less than 100 years old." As the cat (in its present form) is said to be more than 2,000 years old, there should he little difficulty about providing the Custom anthorities with the declaration thoy require: this cat must have lived through all its nine lives dong before Croy don was heard of. As a matter of fact, however, one wonders why h.cat ceases to bo dutiable at the arbitrary age of 100; for most cats are out of action long before that ago; and most dead cats would be in a very deplorable condition if they were allowed to reach it

White-Goved Motorists,

From casual observance it would seam that the Automobile Associa tion will find reason to be gratified with the initial response to their suggestion that drivers should went white gloves during the season when visibility is affected by poor light and mist. This simple means. of making their signals more easily Been by other rond users is already adopted by many motorists, and the efficiency of it is surprising even in the well-lit London streeta.

-~-~~-£1,000,000- Stadium Project,

A huge stadium, similar to Madi: son Square Garden in New York, it is ramofed, is planned for the centre of London. It is proposed to erect an impressive building which, with its immense floor space, could be used for all kinds of in- door and outdoor sports and re- creations, such as boxing, cycle races, tennis tournaments, dancing, ice hockey and skating. The plans for the budding, wo understand, have already been approved subject to certain modifications,

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No. 1 HAMPER-$55.

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Champagne.| 9. Qta. St Julien Olaret,

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1 Qt. Martell's*** Brandy.

Qts. King George IV Gold Label

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1 Qt. Old Brown Sherry, Black Beal

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1 Phial Pomeranzan Bitters,

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Next Field-Marshal. When the passing of Lord Methuen so quickly after Lord Pumar, another vacancy occurs in the list of Field-Marshals. The choice' The Parliamentary Secretary--to An Owl From the Atlantic...

of- a--successor is not difficult to the Minister of Labour, Mr. R 8. A few days ago a fine example of suggest. He may probably be the Hodson, announced in the House of the snowy owl arrived at the Earl of Cavan who recently retired Common un-November 8-that-the-Boclogital-Garden Although the from the invers of Offisere on total amount paid in unemployment snowy owl is not a novelty in the reaching the age of 67, Ho Han benefit, transitional benefit and Gardens the circumstances of the been chief of the Imperial Gonetal transitional payments during the 14 capture of this specimen are in Staff-the highest post it is possible. years from November 1918, to-Octeresting It slighted exhusted on to hold it home, During the wr tober, 1932, was approximately 68 transatlantic liner 800 miles from millions sterling. Further sums

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