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No 23214. ŒƒÃ¤ĦAXXO HŒLASHFI HONG KONG, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1932. ## #¶±ƒ±¶¶¶a Price Single Copy, 10 cts.
OLD AGE HAS ITS CHARM
when bottled !
CALDBECK'S have a celler full of vintage Port laid down eight and ten years ago and now ready to grace your Christmas festivities, but our stocks are limited and can never be replaced.
32 doz. of Dow's 1920 Vintage. 44, of Qfley's Boa Vista-1923.
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(Wook days only) SAILINGS From MACAO at 3 am., 8 a.m. azt § p.m.
(Week days only
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SUNDAY, 26TH DECEMBER
A.00 am. SUI AN 2.00 p.m.. TAIHING
3.00 am. TAIHING 4.00 p.m. 801 AN
MONDAY, 28ra DECEMBER
9.00 am. SUIAN 2.00 p.m. SUI TAI 6.30 pm. TAIHING
2.00 p.m.. TAIHING
9.00 a.m. SUI TAI
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2.00 a.m. TAIHING
TUESDAY, 27тu DECEMBER
9.00a.m. BUI AN
2.00 pm. SUI TAI
5.30 p.m. TAIHING
8.00 am. SUI TAI
* 3.00 p.m. SUI AN,
All Steamers leave from Wing Lok Street Wharf,
Hong Kong.
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NOTE All Steamboat Company's Etearsers are Bited with Wiralean,
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LAST
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RICH MINERAL
DEPOSITSTM
REPORTED DISCOVERY AT YUMEN
Paiping, Dec 14.-Dospatches from Lanchow, provincial capital of Katsu, tell of the discovery of ich mineral deposite at Yuman, in
the north-western part of the pro
vince,
Mr. Wei Chen Hus Magistrate of Yumen, has officially reported to the Provincial Department of Reconstruction for Kansu, that naphtha oil has been found at Shinyuho, a town south-east of Yu- men city, while at Hungkow and Hansia, two towns within the Yu- men District, gold and coal de posits were respectively discover ed.-Kuo Min.
PANCHEN LAMA AT
PUKOW
CALLS ON GEN. CHIANG
KAI SHEK
Nanking, Dec. 14-The Panchen Lama, spiritual ruler of Tibet, sr- rived at Pukow this afternoon from Peiping by special train. He was accompanied by several Mon- golian princes, and their ontour- age, numbering about 130 persons. The Tibetan leader proceeded to the Sun Yat Sen Mausoleum im. mediately after crossing the river and laid a wreath at the tomb of the late Party Leader.
Later in the afternoon, he paid formal calls on President Lin Sen, General Chiang Kai Shek, Acting President TV Boong, and other Government leaders.-Kuo Min.
ROTARY IN CANTON
BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN NATIONALITIES
At last week's meeting of the Canton Rotary Club the following ! new members wore welcomed :- Col. C. W. Leung, Foreign Affairs, Mr. Y. S. Tom, Religion, Mr. Eaton K. C. Tsai, Printing and Publishing, Mr. Neil Gorman En- gineering, Dr. R.L. Lancaster Medicine, Mr. J. Linuker, Customs, Mr. Wong Po Keung, Coal In- dustry, Mr. C. Y. Liang, Tobacco Industry, Mr. James Carnegie, Jr., Electric Industry, Mr. Wm. J. King, Chemical Distributing..
· Dr, W. W. Comfort, President of Haverford College, U.S.A., and member of the Board of Trusteer, ' Lingnan University, who was the speaker of the day, addressing the gathering said :-
To me the great interest of this. organization is the fact that you have attempted to bring back into business and professional relations the spirit of comradeship, good- followship, fairness and justice and honesty in business and professional dealings. There is so much need for them expecially perhaps in interna tional settlements like this at Can- ton, where for two or three centuries French, Dutch, Portuguese, English and American merchants and busi new men have come to seek for that rich trade, which lies within their reach at Canton and in the country back of it I do not think there. can be too many of these institu- tions which, seek to bring together men of different. occupations, differ ent professions and different na tionalities.
Canton the Melting Pot.
It is certain that most of the misunderstanding and of the hatred and suspicion and fear which have. gripped so many countries since the world war are explained by the fact that we do not know each other well enough, that we have not -enough personal and intimate friends on the other side of the boundary. Now here at Cantón you have perfect melting pot (4 am so glad to hear that the ma jority of-members in this chapter of Botary, sin Chinese, That of course is as it should be in #Chin- ese city, and yet both foreignern and Chinese can learn from each other 60 much of kindliness and forbear- anca and goodwill that it will be come almost impossible for members. of a club like this to think with
fellow members or of g which they reprment Gazette.
U.S. WAR DEBTS
PROBLEM
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT HAMPER NEGOTIATIONS
[TBROUGH KEUTER'S AGENCY.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.
MB. ROOSEVELT offs to do
nothing to retard or bamper immediate debt action but rejects the commission' plan" in reply to Prea. Hoover, says the New York Times: En declines-co-operation in choosing its personnel and believes existing agencies to be sufficient for separate re-examination of the debtors" capacity to pay and does not favour linking debts, the economic conference and disarms ment, emphasising that debts are separate matters.
The paper adds it is believed that Mr Roosevelt has already arranged for a' re-study of debta hy Mr. Owen Young and Mr. Bernard Baruch who will take action after March 4,
IN HONG KONG TO-DAY
FAIR,
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER REPORT,
· FOURCAST AND BEMARKS, 15SUED BY THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT 5.13 P.M. STATED
THE ANTI-CYCLOH), „IS MININO" KASTWARD AND IS NOW CENTRAL OVER THE YELLOW SEA. Тик DIPREZRION 18. PARSING INTO THE
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MORNING COFFEE
AFTERNOON TEA
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ANOTHER “PUPPET
REGIME
ALLEGED-FINDING OF
~JAPANESE DOCUMENTS
THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY. ]
SHANGHAI, Dec. 81. - MESSAGES 10 the vernaculat the Japanese military authorities papers from Peiping, state that are planning another puppet regime, called Toyuankuo in Outer and Inner Monogolin.
Per Month, $3.
XMAS & NEW YEARR HAMPES
We beg to notify Custimars that Assorted Bampory suitable for the Festive Season may be obtained from us at the foliewing Reduced Batos com
No.--1-HAMPER-$55-
1. Qt. Moet & Chandon Dry Imperial ¦ 1 Qu. Superb Tawny Port.
Champagne.| 2: Gta, St. Julien Claret,
1 Pt. G.F. Feppermint.
PL. D.O.M
Q. Martell's * * • Brandy, 2 Qta. King George IV Gold Label
or Perfection, Whisky
1. Qt. Old Brown Sherry, Plack Beasl 10. Paritan Old Tom er Dry Gin. 1 Qt. Burgoyne's Burgundy.
1 Phial Pomeranian Bitters.
No. 2 HAMPER-$45.
1 . Guillemart Champagne. 1. Pt. D.O.M.
It is alleged that the plot was | 1 Qt. Burgoyne's Burgundy. discovered when Ave thousand¦ 1 Qt. Martell'■ *** Brandy, Mongola, under a Japanese Officer, 2 Ota. King George IV Gold Label invaded Jchol and the documente were found on the body of "a Japanese Captain who was killed when the invadors were repulsed,
AMBASSADOR TO U.S.S.R.
(THROUGH XEOTER'S AGENCY.).
Moscow, Dec. 31, THE Soviet has consented to appointment Dr. "Wen. Hui Chinese representative to the League, an ambassador to the U.S.S.R.
Ching
POLITICS IN JAPAN
NEW NATIONAL LEAGUE PARTY FORMED
(THROUGH. REUTER'S AGENCY.]
Toxxo, Dec. M. A NEW party known as the National League, which has Fascist tendencies, with thirty-three members of the Diet, headed by the ex-Home Minister Adachi, · will formally be inaugurated to-morrow
Salient features of its platform include á Far Eastern Monroe Doctrine and a Japanese-Manchu- kuo economic bloc. -
The National League claims al- ready more than two million aup porters throughout the country and a huge rapid increase is expected.
SAYINGS OF THE WEEK
To-day, happily, we are free both
of Free Trade and of the 'Gold Standard.-Mr.. Amery.
We want war with no nation. Mr. Matsuoka.
It is hard to combine the attr tude of worship with the intellee tual integrity of scientific investi- gation.The Archbishop of York.
A bishop in gaiters looks like Pickwick at a Funeral.-The Bishop of Hong Kong, t
The world bas moved so rapidly in the last fifty years that the whole of human experience availa us but little to-day-fr. Clement Davies, M.P.:
All of us in this country have become accustomed to living tremely well.-Lord Cheshamm
The Prime Minister's health a excellent-Sir Thomas Horder.
Glasgowis Glasgow.-Major Lessore.
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Our secondary education is suit ed to the 25 per cent, and with these we are moderately successful; -Miss Margaret M., Napier.
We are all anxious to see a rise in the price of commodities.-Mr. David Mason, M.P.
Today it is impossible to get one single peany out of Chile- Mr Ramsden, M.P.
The notion that a town must be a blot on-the-landscape quite modern-Dean Inge.
People tend to call p man athe- ist when he has not the same. God as themselves. Professor B. Alex anderWW
Haggis was introduced into
| Scotland by Mary Queen of Boots:-
M. Francois Latry
The removal of the just priev- ance of the vanquished, ought to precede the disarmament of the Victor Mr. Churchill, =Ig: wan" an unfortunate "mamunt when" educators learned to be cone tent with having the body bygienic. ally exercised and calea for leav ing it to a separate culture called sthletics and thenceforward con centrating on the education of the mindig one. — Dr. L. (Jacki, Jawa
You cannot rationalise your CHA tomer-Mr Selfridge, b
It will not give me the slightest anxiety to see the pound fall lower than the figure at which it stands to day Sir Robert Horne..
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1 Qt. Burgoyne's Burgundy.
Ft. G.F. Peppermint.
1. PL. D.O.M.DAN IRA
2 Qts, Tawny Dry Port..
2 Qtr. St. Julien Claret.
10. Puritan Old Tom or Dry Gin.
1 Qt. Vino de Panto Sherry,
1 Phil Pomeranzan Bitters.
HAMPER-$40.
1 Qt. Tower Brand Brandy. 1 Qt. Amontillado Sherry,
1 Qt. Puritan Old Tom or Dry 2. Qtu. Medoc Claret,
1 Phisi Pomeransan Bitters,
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