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The Telegraph.

HONGKONG, 31st March. 1923.

OUR VOLUNTEERS.

The Volunteer Defence Corpe is not attracting the number

the Corps is not a

military station

TURDAY MARCH 31. 1929

Hongkong, where we have reg

DAY BY DAY.““

Bulls and Inners

From the Office Butts.

IF YOU HAVE NOT THE FORCE ular forcas upon whom to rely OF CHARACTER TO MARK AN in case of emergency. General ENEMY, YOU WILL NEVER MAKE Fowler, however, tells us that A-FRIEND the Corps is essentially required and that it is an insurance stricted water supply on and that it is the intention of the almost as big a bore as the pro- Kowloon is to be put on a're- We desire to deny the rumour The "professional optimist in against possible seriona diatur-after Wednesday.

Government to make an order fessional pessimist. As a rule he bance. He cannot, of course,

fixing Wednesday of each week perspires a great deal more freely,

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mean that without its Volunteers] On Monday at 4 p.m. the as a holiday for overtazed Civil too. Hongkong would be insufficiently Army is to play South Chips in a Servants. This will have the football match on the Sookunpoo •ffect of reliaring the mid-week protected. We take it he implies ground.

There is some talk about au- copgestion at Fanling. that the Corpe can fill a vital

other new hotel in Shanghai. It will cost $6,000,000. We hope to place in the general defence His Excellency the Governor

And whilst we're at it, let us announce later if this is the cost scheme of the Colony and that in has appointed Mr. J. H. B. Nibill dispel the rumour that a local or the rate. times of emergency

to be an Assistant to the Secre-Investigation Committee has been it would

tary for Chinese Affairs and ag a formed for the purpose of looking We had no idea Easter was so prove a most valuable auxiliary Deputy Registrar of Marriages.

into the affairs of the Canton asar until we read somewhere. to the regular forces. That fact

Government.

about an 835 alone should be a sufficient in-

shortage.

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"It is well-known that several

The Freight Agent of the

We note from an advertisement Pacis Mail S.S. Co... Mr. L. D. in a local contemporary that the non-explosives combine to pro- and child, left by the 8.s. Presi-Male Voice Choir. Any day now correspondent this week in the Higgins, accompanied by his wife Education Department has a duce the explosive," - writes a we may expect a chorus for more Post. True. The best instance of salary.

this is gut by uniting a selfish man...... to a woman with a high temper.

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ducement for loyal young men to forward. We therefore trust that the General's appeal dent Cleveland. will meet with a good response. Apart from the purely military aspect, the training which the Volunteers get is undoubtedly beneficial, as also is the social And recreational intercourse which membership of the Corps

By Proclamaton, H.E the supplies. Incidentally. quite a Governor has extended the Main big sum is spent yearly on our tenance Orders (Facilities for Volunteers, and it is up to the Enforcanent) Ordinance 1921 to young men of the Colony to see courts in Ceylon and the Straits maintenance orders made by that this expenditure is justified. Se tlements.

China and Japan.

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Tenders are being invited for

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One of our local contemporaries, To Kwa Wan Road, together with characteristic enterprise. with the clearing and levelling of stated

The way some folk keep ca certain areas in the vicinity of Canada left Shangbai to-morrow." vide more Peak Trams would- that "the Empress of talking of how easy it is to pro- To Kwa Wan village,

This gives Planchette a close run. Suggest that what they most need

is Teak Prams, every way,, Shanghai is getting it was, of course, a mera co-

Tough luck. Every day, in nearer and hearer.

incidence that, at the recent Dock

fritters is still at large.

meeting, Mr. Bird should express The man who invented banana a wish to fly home.

His Excellency the Governor has appointed, provisionally and subject to His Majesty's pleasure, Mr. Robert Hormus Kotewall to

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would provide the funny tures at If we were all educated, who our public meetings?

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Boiled down, Mr. Maconachie's So live that you can wonder if sermon last Sunday was as fol- feet. the shroff ever suffers from sore lows:-Where you started fan't as important as where you are, which isn't nearly as important

There's been quite some taik chief difficulty of the matter, how? lately of where to build. Isn't the

The fresh trouble over the Twenty-one Demands indicates

Modern education is a won'ler- If houses were sold by the ton, ful exercise for the jaws of that Obins is in no way inclined Legislative Council during theme of our landlords would have educationists; to overlook a matter that has absence on leave of the Hon. Mr.

to mend their weighs. rankled with her for quite a long Chow Shou son. time, despite her seeming 0- quiescence in the past. Twice within recent years the relations between China and Japan have bon strained very near brosking cint, lut serious trouble has been averted. The part that other Powers bave played in patching ap these differences is well known to those who were in touch with events more or less behind the scents. Britain, particularly when her alliance with Japan was

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At the Rhenish Mission Church last night, the annual meeting of the University Students Services Association was held. The Rev. Celeste," then the "Cutty Sark"

It used to be the "Marie as where you are going. Dr. Pearce was elected Chairman: followed at intervals by the Mr. Phoon Seck-wai, Hon. Secre Indian Rops Trick." It looks what with radio and the like, tary; and Dr. Thomas, Treasurer: for the year. A compapers that Tut's remains were parson to bother about shaving Hon. like a blessing for some news there won't be much need for the mittee was also elected comprising found. representatives from the various

or a Sunday morning. University Halls.

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Apparently there's many a slip of young man that it should; fully operative, was anxious that

'tween the bids and the leather. The Bishop of Victoria expects there should not be any trouble in to be absent from the Colony some of those who are members the Far East, and was one of the from March 30th. to about

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gamble is that everybody's hand might; and public opinion does relations between Chine and to Shanghai for meetings of the not sufficiently realise the value disagreements in prospect, with Church (Chung Hwa Sheng Kung Japan. We now have farther House of Bishops of the Chinese

After taking away nearly or usefulness of the Corps. These plenty of ground on which to base Ooi) of the Church Missionary everything in the way of cham- are the views of Major General grievances. China desires ber Society Advisory Council for Pionships. Shanghai now has de, Sir John Fowler, expressed at eighbour to give up Port Arthur, China and for other Committee signs on our peace of mind.

and to cancel the Twenty-one De work. the annual inspection on Wednes-mands. As regards the former.we

Some of our officials are not big want is the man who can fill the

their Borry

Trouble about Ice House Street is that you have to be as basy- as a bee to keep from being stung.

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Hongkong shouldn't be so ex- pensive. We would point out that we already have the air.

The cost of an air service..from

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is that it is about time we had hot This aeroplane talk reminds us air regulations.

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It would cost a mist of money to go by air from Hongkong to Baghdad, but even then you wouldn't be much worse off. Judging from the size of some 18 Hours Snow: Peak Dis

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day evening. The obligatione, cannot help wondering whether in the way of drills, now resting the Chinese authorities desire In preferring a charge of beg-enough for their jobs. What we

administration of ging against a blind man at the Wanchai Gap. on Volunteers are not nearly sa Tsingtao to be overlooked., But Police Court this morning, Ser- heavy as they formerly were, perhaps their idea is to run things geant Elson told the Magistrate and the work has certainly been their own way, with the conten- that the defendant was one of of those eggs, the bens must be trict Isolated by Heavy Fall" rendered more interesting. Yet ftion that it is nobody's business those maintained out of Sir Paglad that Easter gomea but once says the Daily Miror. Keep

despite these facts, the strength of the Corps is declining.

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your seats; you baven't monopoly in reservations.

The Easma Easter Hymn: "Ten thousand times ten thousand."

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© From the Post: "Some so-called On the other hand, we believa types of Chinese ladies have the British Legion have been tigue, however, to heighten the we need." lowered their necks." They con- practising."Showers of blessings colour of their cheeks.

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holding up a motor car to allow One of the things, we may yut see: A pedestrians to cross the street.

Hongkong policeman

but their own; and it is not the Chater's free list. He received object of this short note to examine $7 a month and was, moreover, the pros and cons of the cage. One given a free licence to hawk by threat that the Chinese appear to the police. In imposing a fize of

Those folks continually on their Why is it that more young be prepared to carry out is a boy-$5 or seven days' his Worshippers have most always the

are not in the Volunteer cott of Japanese goods. This warned defendant that he must

thickest hide.. of opinion would be a serious matter, as one not beg in the European part of

of Japan's biggest markets lies in the town. that, rightly or wrongly, many Chine. Also, there is the possibil who are eligible for service think ity of serious friction developing A welcome announcement is they have had enough of soldier-over a boycott and leading even made to the effect that Sunday ing. The war gave them more tually to actual rioting or other afternoon orchestral concerts are conflict. The last time Coins to be given at the Star Theatre, than they wanted of Army life boycotted Japanese products on a Kowloon, commencing to-morrow ent who alleges barberous treat- We agree with our correspond- and discipline; and they wish to large scale, and in organised at 5 p.m. For this purpose the ment in the case of the man last have nothing more to do with fashion, was in 1919, when con- combined Coronet, Star and Kow-week who had a bit of his beard military activity of any kind. siderable arm was done to the loon Theatre orchestras have pulled away.

trade of both countries, the Chi-been busy practising of late, and We do not suggest for a moment nese suffering themselves owing as they number nearly twenty that service with the Volunteers to agitators intimidating them members come excellent music hide which is gonerally treated to It is not always the thickest in any way approaches the rigors into sazaeless destruction of goods should be provided. The pro- sole leather. of regular military, service; it already paid for. Much bad blood clude classical and popular num they had obtained from Japan and gramme for to-morrow will in.

0 does not. But let us bonestly was created, and there

The other day we overheard a was bezs, and the price of admission is published in the local press, the the Helena May institute es "a To judue from recent interviews lady in the Peak Tram describe face the facts. It is of no use serious rioting in more than one only fifty cents.

of such events will be averted. place. We trust that a repetition

Our Seasons,

overlooking the point that many a young man to-day hesitates to renew acquaintance with con. ditions in any way resembling

Hongkong bas two definite sea.

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It may have been because of the

referring to St. Paul. Easter season, but an Exsma member was heard the other night

average Hongkong man doesn't useful place in which to change know any more what is going on one's clothes. Judging from the. at the P.W.D. than the officials daily clothesline display, we should think they're washed there, too.

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An English brain specialist

Trim anklee trim man; which mental derangement." Proposed, reminds. US that the warn seconded and carried nem, con, weather will be here in a few

those of the days when he was sons, a fairly cold spell and a very Shanghai Defeat Hongkong says that gullibility is a form of

hot one, and on these the un- subject to annoying disciplinary written law of convention appears actions by men dressed in brief to have erected a code that defines

Garrison.

asylum.

Now that Tut's tomb has been opened, bobbed hair may again be fashionable.

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"Scent of Royal Perfumes Lives 3,000 Years in Tomb," says a newspaper heading desting with the Egyptian discoveries. That' easily beata Kowloon -City records.

authority. That attitude may periods for different activities of In the hockey match, Shanghai that three lakhs be budgetted for weeks unless we have a public be wrong and illogical, but we normal course of our business or Courtesy: "Daily Bulletin."

our daily life, whether in the defeated Garrison by 4 to 2-an extension of our lunatic meeting about it." regard it as one, and probably in the pursuit of pleasure. Thus tha main, factor in the situa- we find almost definite seasone tion. Another is indifference.

for everything. The cool weather briny (or oily briay, as it some Are a systematic efforts made season in full swing. Then each yet. One man states that it does seee, for instance, the dancing times is here) has not commenced to recruit men for the Corps? It outdoor sport has its time of not start until May. Well, we The new dresses, they say, are not, it can scarcely be wondered greatest activity set apart for it. know that quite a fortnight ago low in the back and high in the at that the

Beemingly, it is considered not the more venturesome of Hong-front, but still we haven't heard maskee" spirit "the thing" to break with some song's populace should prevail. With the best of these traditions. A man of to indulge in sea, dips, and have on her old dreas backwards.

commenced of any dear lady deciding to put intentions in the world, men any consequence who was to go benefitted considerably thereby. have a habit of putting off what out in a white suit in January, for In fact, we confess to having

example, evan were there a mild broken the tradition ourselves. have all the luck. Quite a few, Kids in Hongkong nowadays they feel they ought to do. Well-spell, would probably be consider. There is, at this time of the year, it appears, are without teachers, planned canvassing might bringed either cranky or striving after just sufficient chill in the sea to many such men into the Corps,

notoriety. We have been told that make it really refreshing. Our the bathing season, that is, the advice to those who might still bei press says in effect that his

A correspondent in the Shang Then, too, there are men who recognised time of the year when be hesitating is come on in, the city leads in swear words. Why cannot rid themselves of the ides one can disport oneself in the water's fine?"

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Pola Negri says there are a thou- sand reasons why she should not marry Charlie Chaplin. Shemast have been having a chat with the we don't like his feet. former Mrs. Chaplin. - Personally

We commend to those en wooden bouses an occasional thuslaste who are forever boosting read of the telegrams describing storms It Amerios,

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