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London Air-Mail Letter "THE BEST SHOW

Travelling in Bank-Notes: The Pensioner: The Late Mrs. Williamson and The Motor Industry: George Robey as

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Auctioneer: A Plucky Tennis Player: Mr. Jardine & India

(Special Air-Mail Service)

GOVERNMENT ORDERS

(holding a

£700. Among the lots, dispersed with much pertinent patter, were London, September 26." a Robey-Toby-jug Have you ever met a traveller pint up to the neck"); a, Sealy bank notes? I ask the question ham puppy by the famous "Had because I met one of other day. ley Hallabaloo" (which tried to Perhaps traveller" is a mislead-bite his vendors and the mas- ing term

I do not suppose for an instant that the magnificent person to whom I refer enters a shop carry- ing a suitcase and inquires: "Could I interest you in & and distinctive line in ten-bob

notes?"

bew

On the contrary, he travels the world in the greatest luxury, and | his transactions are probably car-" ried out across the luncheon table with the high representatives of Governments.

SELLING A BATTLESHIP

The late Bir Arthur Trevor Daw som, at · öne time chairman of Messrs. Vickers' Artillery and Shipbuilding Management Board, used to say that he could sell & battleship across a dinner table

Whether he actually did so I do not know. But I believe it is true. that he used to sell guns and ama munition to representatives of foreign powers in the same in-

formal atmosphere.

THE BEST OF THE

BARGAIN

"The death of the lady who drew an Indian pension for ninety- three years recalls a recent con- versation on pensions at a Pall- mall club.

The question arose as to the longevity of retired Civil Servants. Various examples were given, but the oldest member of the circle capped the lot. He first saked: "Supposing a man has had forty- five years' service" and retires on A pension of £980. What total amount do you think that he would live to draw".

After many wrong guesses Nes- tar produced his bombshell "Over £36,000 This was in the case of a chief clerk in the War Omee who retired in 1871 after forty- five years service the had entered young), and then drew his pension of £980 until 1908-a period of thirty-seven years.

WRITING SIX SERIALS A

WEEK

· Bome day the

impetus which the late Mrs. A. M. Williamson and her husband gave". to the motor-car industry will be recog nized by historians. It was al- most a stroke of genius that quick use they made of the early

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cot of Admiral Jellcoe's Jutland Iron Duke-a fawa-coloured bull- dog, Peggy..

Much fun was extracted from a

bottle of King's ale 11902 vintage), which was repeatedly sold, each winner being adjured to pass the

bottle round.”

GIRL'S LAWN TENNIS

ORDEAL

EVER"

Opened by Prince George at Olympia

London, Oct. 12.

The 27th International Motor Show at Olympia was formally. opened to-day by Prince George. who, accompanied by ex-King Al- fonso of Spain, made a tour of in- spection of the 400 different types of cars on exhibition.

With its six miles of gangways, the exhibition is hailed as the "best show ever."

Speed and appearance are now almost taken for granted and manufacturers are concentrating

fool-proof -safety

devices. Breaking systems show much im- provement. The outstanding tech- nical features are the growth of the pre-selective gear-change-a British invention-and the almost universal adoption of synchromesh gears, heralding the end of "gear crashing.

The Austin Motor Co. is adopt

ing an antomatic gear-box, which still embodies the friction principle. but all the moving parte are in oll thus eliminating"""slip."

British Cars Predominate Cars from five European coun- tries, as well as Canada and the United States, are being exhibited. Miss Nancy Dickin, of Goring prices range from £100 to £3,540. but British cars predominate. The on-Thames, won three events in the junior lawn tennis champion-widest range of cars ever brought The show represents probably the ships at Wimbledon yesterday and that in spite of an injury to her back

together, and represents a com- prehensive survey of the latest de- velopments, which mark, a definite

improvement in engineering prac tice and coach-work design.

Last Wednesday Miss Dickin displaced avetes and she had been receiving daily treatment The British motor car industry since. She played yesterday with has increased its production during- her back supported by straps. the last twelve months by 27% per Yesterday she won the singles cent. as regards home, trade and title, the doubles with Miss Whitby 68 per cent. as regards export marsh, and "the mixed doubles trade. The Industry has now be

N. E. Hooper. This achieve come one of the most prosperous ment equalled Miss Nuthall's re- and progressive of the major Bri- cord of 1926.

tish industries.

It is a coincidence that Mrs. Wills Moody was suffering from a similar injury when she retired to Miss Helen Jacobs in the final of the American women's cham- pionship last month.

FANTASTIC M.C.C. STORY

There is some mystery regarding the "instructions" given to Mr. Jardine as to the tactics to be used by his team during the In- dian tour.

To-day we are confidently in- formed that the M.C.C. used the word "body line" and pro- hibited "the kind of bowling in which the batsman is the target." "To this," it is added, "Mr. Jar- dine agreed".

In the course of a speech at the opening of the exhibition, Prince George congratulated the manu- facturers on the wonderful reco- very achieved not only in the home market, but in expanding the mar- kets overseas.-Reuter.

NANKING'S RAILWAY EXHIBITION

Nanking. Oct. 11. The 2nd Railway Products Exhibition, which opened at the local YMCA. yesterday afternoon was attended by a number of Government of- Acials as well as representatives of the various civic organizations. Mr. Tseng. Chung-ming, Vice-Minister of Railways, presided and de- livered the opening address.

To me the suggestion appears purely fantastic. In his book, "In. Quest of the Ashes." Mr. Jardine The Exhibition will keep open indignantly denies the charge for three weeks.-Kuo Min. that there has ever been any such bowling under bis captaincy. "Apart from commenting," ke

says, "on the stupidity of bringing DIARY OF LOCAL

any such charge, against England's bowlers, we need not concern our. selves further with it patent uni- truthfulness."

is that there hever. were any such My own solution of the mystery instructions, and that if there had. been Mr. Jardine would have rÓ- quested the M.C.C. to find another captain,

motor-car as a vehicle for fiction. A FRIEND OF PEACE

They were on their honeymoon

EVENTS

·TO-DAY

(October 24)

IX Moon, 6th Day) Anniversaries and Holidays.—--- Frost's Descent, (Bhuang-chlang).

"Auctions,––Lammert's Sale of Mer- chandise, 10;. Hankow' „Road, 10

when on arriving at Taormina Viscount Cecil of Chelwood im they learned that the magane 69 to-day. He will celebrate the Debate That Capital Punish- for which they were writing tra- anniversary in Canada, whither men Should Be Abolished,” Hong- vel. articles had stopped publica-he has gone to attend the Brit kong University, Rodin í X, Uni- tion.

ish Commonwealth Relationsversity Arts Asson v. Graduates Conference, and will not be back Assen, 8.30 pm till the end of the month

Extraordinary, Royal Hongkong Friends, and opponents alike are Golf Club, Messrs. Jardine Kathe- at one in admiration of his person's Board Room, 5:30 p.m. sonal charm and respect for his

Rotary Club Turin. unswerving sincerity-the "Savo- PARA Theatres." The Lightning Conductor," as of which Mr. Baldwin once spoke. narola quality" in his personality they called it, was a great success, He has two dislikes--one of but once when she timidly asked war-mongers and the other of for a copy a book-seller said, "We road-hogs. Both, spring from the don't keep those scientific treati-kindliness of his nature.

Mr. Williamson was dismayed; but not so. Mrs. Williamon, who had, written six serials a week for different publications— and ahe conceived the idea of a book which should blend motor travel and sentiment.

GEORGE ROBEY

AUCTIONEER

MR. BALDWIN'S TRIBUTE

King's-Ordera Is Orders"," Queen's: When Ladies Meet" Central Tell Me To-night." Oriental:Hell's Angels1·· World: "White Devil" Majestic:"Zoo In Budapest." Star: "Red-Headed Woman" Principal Malls Inward from Europe Tis Silberla by D'Artagnan. Outward; air mail for Europe by D'Artagnan 12.30 p.m.; steamer 2. pm: for America and Europe via Siberia by Pres, McKinley 6 pm0,

His Brst important engagement when he returns to Europe will be to address a big meeting at Sir James Barrie's eulogy of Geneva on the eve of the resump George Robey's gifts as an auction of the Disarmament Confer Sports tioneer reminds me of the sale eocs in October which the comedian conducted to Meanwhile his many friends will help "Bart.'s" shortly after the unite in congratulating one who

to quote Mr. Baldwin again—is In one hour (before leaving for a

matinee) Mr. Robey raised citizen of the world"

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