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LOVE YOU
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY,
CHINA'S AGENTS
JULY 31, 1934
HEAVY TARIFF
HIKE FROM- CANTON.
· ADVENTUROUS PARTY ARRIVE SAFELY IN HOGKONG
A party of Canton boy scouta ar- rived in the Colony on Bunday, after having hiked the entire distance, from
STUDYING EUROPE'S
ORGANISATION
London, July 30.
EVIL EFFECT ON CHINA REVENUE
London, July 30.
Mr, Ta. In-tson,. vice-chairman The continued docling of Cus- the Chlaose city. They spent the of the Judicial Yuan, accompanied toms revenue in China, indicated night in Hongkong and yesterday by Mr. Quo Tal-chi, will see Sirby the figures of the first three paid courtesy visits to the local Com John Simon to-morrow.
missioner. This morning they aro It is probable the Shanghat Dis-months of the year, has attracted due to all for Macau, where they trict Court question will be discuss the attention of the City, although will represent, for the first time in
Chinese loan values are not yet affected.
Commissions in Berlin.
the history of the movement, the Boyed-Our Own Correspondent.. Scouts of Canton In an official visiti to the Boy Scouts of Macao. Thoi party will later hiko back to Canton from Chungahan.
Berlin, July 30,
:
World depression is held partly Two Chinese Investigating com-responsible for the decline, but the crushing internal taxation in chiefly Taking advantage of their summer missions have recently arrived blamed, when combined with the vacation, the party set out from here, one composed of members of successive increases in the Chinese Canton on a felsure hike on Wodne-the Kuomintang. They have been tariffs. day last. They are rotuming the studying Fascism in Italy and are friendly visit mado by Hongkong to study the evolution and constitu-i It is strongly felt that the British Scouts, who hiked to Canton last
Governmont should make friendly
spring, in charge of the Rev, N. v. tion of Nazllam bere. Halward, Assistant Commissioner..
Later they will go to London to representations to China in con- study, the British democracy. nection with the useconomical- In- The party fell in at the Municipal The other commission is com-creases in the tariff, which are de- Boy Scouts Association at û a.m. Inst posed of 18 members hended by feating China's own ends. Wednesday and proceeded by car to General Shu Ching-lo. It is study- Tai Sha Tau Station. Before star
It la also suggested that China,
ting, Mr. J. T. Smith (True In-ng traße control and will go to spector of the Chinese section of the London shortly-Our Own Corres- could aTerd to accept some quota Canton-Kowloon Rallway), assisted pondant. thom by sending a telegram to all! station masters requesting them to give the boys every assistance.
arrived at 5 p.m. after walking 44 kilometres. The party had altered their original plans so that nobody was aware of their movements.
At nightfall the party made a halt at Num Kong Station, where they camped until the next morning. Bunday wan the worse of the four The mosquitoes were annoying and days for rain and after an early as a result, the party were given |
through a little
opportunity for sleep. The start the party walked weather, however, had been fine and Shatin at noon, having covered
heavy downpour until they reached 30 kilometres were covered the first kilometres. Mr. Hul Shu-fal, Com- missioner of the Munleipal Boy
day.
arrangemont with Manchukuo, without sacrificing her political principles respecting Manchurle,→→ Our Own Correspondent.
met Scouts' Association of Canton
1
AID FOR CHINA.
Britain Approves Of
League Assistance.
London, July 80.
Replying to questions from Mr.
A start was made at five o'clock the party at the Railway Station. on Thursday morning from Num Kong
On arrival in Hongkong the David Grenfell in the House of Station, where they had been treated party duly paid their respects to the Commons to-day, Capt. Anthony to breakfast the commander of the Rev. G. 1. Waldegrave, local Com- Eden. Lord Privy Seal, sald the military police. Shok Lang Wan
reached at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, missioner, and the Rev. N. V. Hal- the distance covered being 37 kllame-ward. Assistant Commissioner. The report of the League's Technical Agent on the mission to China had Commissioner autographed the party's tres. Heavy rain fell during the afternoon and the party were drench leg book and wrote the following been transmitted to the technical ed when they camped for the night. Touring Party find the rest of their their
passago: "May the Canton Scouts organisations of the League consideration. Their
On Look Out for Bandits.
for
ob-
hike a drier one and the mosquitoes, servations wore not yet available, less Inquisitive and may they get back he added. safely."
A later start was mado on Friday, and after ten hours' hike they ar The party WAR entertained lost The question of continued tech-. rived at Cheung Muk Tou Station, ajnight by the Sea Scouts and thin nical, co-operation between - the distance of 34 kilometres. Rain again morning they will leave for Macao League of Nations and China with a letter of introduction from fell during the journey.
the Vice-Consul for Portugal at next session of the Assembly, he would be discussed during the As late travel hotwónn Lum Trun Shameen. After their visit
the
and Tin Tong Wal Stations is not Portuguese colony they will leave for Anid. safe an early start was mada on Chungshan from where they will Saturday morning. The slation mas-bike back to Canton.
The British Government would,
In principle, approve of any aa
ter had warned them to be constantly There are six members in the party, on the look out for bandits but the Alfred S. Ho, Lee Wong-on, T. Kistance the League might give to party encountered nothing unusual in Phong, S. Y. Chan, C. C. Leong and China in the interests of China and their trek to Shum Chun where they W. 3. Tam.
the world gencrally.--Reuler,
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VET'S FALL IN LOVE
TAKE ANY TRAM OR HAPPY VALLEY BUÐ..
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FinidroMusic and lyrles by
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ORIENTAL
BABY LEROY AND CHEVALIER IN THEIR GREAT COMEDY.
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Maurice
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A Bedtime Story
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