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Presentation At C.P.S. Chinese PUBLIC AUCTION.
Crew Agent's Office
TRIBUTE FROM MR. LEUNG YUEN WO
A very pleasant function took place on Friday at the Chin, ese Crew Office of the Canadian Pacific Steamship Company, at 38 Tung Man Street, when Mr. Leung Yuen Wo, the Chinese crew agent, on behalf of all the Chinese crews on the Pacific "Empresses" presented, a silver incense burner to Mr. Allan Cameron and the statuette of "Goddess of Mercy" to Mrs. Allan Gameron,
Mr. Cameron was accompanied by Mr. David Drummond, his successor, and by Mr. P. A. Cox. assistant Oriental Manager, Shanghal, also, by the 'beads of Depts in Hongkong Office and by all.Chinese Number Ones" on the Empress of Canada, and Em- press of Astä now in Hongkong undergoing annuäl overhaul.
M Leung Yuen Wo, who made the presentation "Is also the Chairman of the Chinese Seamen's Union.
WELL-EARNED RETIREMENT
YOUR NEW CHIEF
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Mr. Leung Yuen Wo said:1 us that you men on board åre Mr. Cameron as you will soon be splendid, and you have done uMILNERS SAFE, returning to your homeland on aj proud. well earned retirement, we wish to take this opportunity of express- ing to you our heartfelt apprecia- On my retirement, you will have TERMS GASB. ON DELIVERY. tion and thanks for all the con- Bs your new Chief, Mr. David Drum- sideration to time during your stay mond, who I am satisfied will out- out here as the Company's Chief strip me in his care and attention Execntive in the Orient. We can of the Chinese Crews. He is, aa I not and words to adequately ex-am, in warm symphony with the press our gratitude to you, which we feel so deeply in our hearts.
The world depression of the past few years has badly affected all lines of trade, and the shipping business has suffered in consequen- ce. Nevertheless, the C.P.R. has been able to hold its own in the Oriental trade, and is making as good if not better progress than its competitors This is due entirely to the far-sightedness and exe- cutive ability and confidence of the Company's Chief Representa- tive out here.
Chinese crews, and in our effort to make you comfortable and happy on board, we know you will respond to our attitude toward you. You have always extended to me a very kindly personal" attitude and I would ask you to do the same to your new Chief, Mr. Drummond. who will respond to it more than I have been able to do,
I wish to thank you all very much indeed for this lovely gift to me, and on behalf of my wife for the beautiful curio, which we will both cherish. I would ask you Mr. Cameron, you now feel that please to convey to the members your inbours on behalf of the Com- of the crews on the ships that are pany have been fully completed, got in 'port to-day and those who and in retiring have handed the are unable to be present, what I big responsibilities of your office have tried to express to you and to Mr. David Drummond, and we how much I appreciate your kind feel sure that under his able guiness to me.
dance, the Company out here will When I came into this room and continue to prosper as it has done saw this beautiful Incense Burner, in the past, and will continue to 1 at first thought it was a huge be considered the leading shipping loving-cup, and felt a little appre company on the Pacific Coast. hensive that in conformity with On behalf of the Chinese crews old custom, you might want to of the "Empress steamers and it up and ask me to drink it off. myself, I ask you to kinly accept
In our retirement we will settle this silver Incense Burner, and for down in British Columbia, and your curio of the splendid gifts will find a prominent Goddess of Mercy, as a slight token place in our home, and if any of of our respect and gratitude. You
Mrs. Cameron this
MR. DRUMMOND'S
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Wall Clocks, Tea Sets, Toilet Set, Silver Ware, Brasa Ware, Cuttlery,
have always shown yourself a true you should happen to go by, I hope friend of the Hong Kong Chinese you will give me a cheery "hello." Seamen, whom you have helped very considerably in the past few years. I wish to express our deep appreciation of all you have done for us, and cannot do better than. relate an old chinese story. A sage.
Mr. Drummond returned thanks by the name of Wah Fung, in con- for the good wishes expressed to gratulating Emperor Yia of the him and for the invitation to his "Tong Dyanasty, wished him" Hap- colleagues ashore to attend a func- Crockery, Glass Ware, Table Lamps, pinesa, Longevity and Descendents 31 and this is our sincere wish to you
tion which he was sure Mr. Camer Smoking Stands, Recorda, Gramo on would long remember how on phones, Pictures, Oil Paintings, his last official business day he Linen, Carpets, Bags, Typewriter should be called from his office to Ice Chest, Screens, Fender, cic, etc. receive a splendid tribute from the Chinese members of the crews. Replying Mr. Cameron said Mr. Since he had been in Hong Kong Leung Yuen Wo and members of he had been struck by the keen the Chinese crews of the four personal interest Mr. Cameron took Empress" steamers that ply here in the Chinese uersonnel and how on the Pacific: I cannot sufficient anxious he was to see that they. ly express my appreciation of the had a square deal, felt secure in honour you have done me to-day their posts and were not cast aside. by inviting me here and also the without good and sufficient cause. Joss Table, Opium Stools, Chairs, very kind and flattering remarks By" that attitude, he had the re- Desks. Tespoys, Jardinieres,. eta, you have made about me.
spect and confidence of the Com- ete. pany's employees, and if he, the
MR. CAMERON'S REPLY
speaker, could gain half that re- spect and confidence of the Chin-
and
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and
My effort with regard to the Chinese crews out here has been with the view and the knowledge ese crews, he would be happy. IT Sternwheeler Bost 12 ft. that their feelings toward the Com- wish you good luck and the compli pany and the Hong-Kong amice, ments of the season concluded the
speaker.
LESSON SERMON
First Church Of Christ, Scientist-Hong Kong
1 Screw Boat-Manual Power
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ON VIEW FROM THURSDAY, THE 4TH JAN. 1934.
"Christ Jesus was the subject TERMS CASH 05:DELIVERY.
of the Lesson-Sermon which was
and my feelings toward them would be mutal and for the well-being of all concerned. What little I have been able to do for, the crews was just to relieve them in such of their working conditions as ap- peared to me to be, from a cold blooded business point of view, and the removal of a lot of these conditions I felt would redound to the benefit of them and the Com- pany. It was done, not only out of a spirit of helping the crews, but read in all Churches of Christ, also out of a desire to have them Scientist on Sunday, December work closely, warmly and in a filst i friendly spirit with me during my The Golden Text was hou, stay here Beth-lehem Ephratah, though thou I would-like-all you merr to real-be little among the thousands of ise that in your respective apheres Judab, yet out of thee shall -he of work on board our shipa, you come forth unto me that is to be are just as important in the bust ruler in Israel whose goings forth ness of the Company as any other have been from of old, from ever- employee. We all go to make up the lasting" (Micah 5:2); <
The Lemon-Sermon also included wheels in the operations of this Among the citations which com the following passages from the big concern and it is with a great prised the Lesson-Sermon-was the Christian Science textbook, "Scien deal of pride that we receiver following from the Bible: "And ce and Health with Key to porta, from our passengers telling John calling unto him two of his Boriptures," by Mary Baked
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disciples sont them to Jesus," say- | Eday :"': Jesus' works established ing, Art thou be that should coms1 his claim to the Mansinship. In or look we for another And in reply to John's inquiry, "Art thou that same hour he cured many of be that should ~come, Jesus req their infirmities and plagues, and turned sa säurmative reply, res of evil spirits, and untó many that counting his works instead of re were blind he gave” sighti... The ferring to his detrine, conf-deni Jesus answering said unto them, that this exhibition of the : divine Go your way, and tell John what power to heal would fully, answer Things ye have seen and beard; how | the question. Jesus; established; hía that the bling see, the lame walk, church and maintained his mission the lepers are cleansed, the xiest on a spiritual, foundation of Chri hear, the dead are raised, to the healing"" (pp. 101, 136.) post part