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St. Andrew's Society had a signal honour lost night when, at the annual
S. C. &. F. Dow Jones summary of Burns Night dinner at the Peninsula yesterday's markets: The market to
"Immortal day, is unevenly higher. Traders Hotel, the toast to the Memory" was proposed by His Ex- continued to be wary, digesting the cellency the Governor, Sir Andrew on Flood developments have automobile strike Caldecot, in a brilliant after dinner raged steel operations and retail speech.
About 500 guests attended the trade shows a sharp rise. Farm in- dinner,
which the Chieftain of the come however, is affected by the Society, Mr. R. M. McLay, presided. flood damage, while the weakness of He expressed regret at the impend-export copper and the damage to the ing departure of Ills Excellency and Californian citrous crop are also ad- welcomed the Seaforth Highlanders verse factors. Bonds are irregularly lower, while, stocks on the Curb Ex- to the Colony. Other speakers were change are irregular. Mr. W. Keith Robinson and Mr. J Farquharson Leys, who proposed and responded respectively to the toast of "The Lnssica."
Governor's Toast
S. C. & F. Wall Street Journal Morning Comment: Sales at farm equipment may equal the 1929 record peak. Some traders believe that the market will remain firm during the automobile strike, while many "bulls are reported to be ready to buy when
Consignees are hereby informed Calcutta, Rangoon and Madras fqualification I owe the high honour the strike concludes. that their goods with the exception will be increased 16 over current of Opium, Treasure, and Valuables rates. are being landed and stored into the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., Kow- loon, whence delivery may be obtain ed immediately after landing.
All claims must be sent in to me on or before the 4th February, 1937, Damaged Packages will be examin
the Company's Surveyor by
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prosence of the Consignees at 10.00 Saturday, 30th January, 11.17. on 1937.
Consignees must have a Revenue Omeer in attendance when any dutl- able goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.
No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.
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Sir Andrew Caldecott said: I am wondering to what possible
toast of the Im- of proposing the
member that the last flood diguster mortal Memory of the poet Burns stimulated building. construction this evening. Perhaps, however, 1 stocks. The Street is bullish on steel am right in attributing my selection shares, particularly US. Steel and to, the fact that ancestry has pro- | Crucible Steel shares. Brokers are duced
in my single person are cauflous about industrial shares.
S: C. & F. New York office cables: presentative gathering of British
maternal great- Stocks; The market to-day was TT; nationalities. My grandmother
irregular on profit-taking, but is like Demand Sernally readily to respond to any better TT. Shanghai woman, an Ogilvie; my grandmother was Irish; and my Eng-news. The Times" business index TT. Singapore fish forebears lived for a consider for the week was 105.3% as against TT. Japan able period of their history in Wales. 105.6% the revised index for. Inst TT. India I am therefore a sort of peripatetic week and 94.1% for the correspond-TT. USA. Telon Jack and
am proud of, and ing week of last year.
TT. Mürila Union
Cotton: The announcement with grateful for my miscellaneous ex-
TT. Batavia traction. Grateful, because I feel regard to grade and location differen-
T.T. Bangkok that I have inherited' from the Irishals of the Government release col-
T.T. Saigon strain certain
tem-lon las not fully been digested, but equabity
T.T. France ofT. Germany perament and clority of thought, from apparently only a little portion the English a characteristic lack of
the low grades could compete with the present market and the loan cot- T. Switzerland erve or reserve
freely as ex-TT. Australla ton may not move
Buying pected. German press cables predict that country due to the rising out-4 m/s. D/P. a rapid decline in cotton imports to m/s. LC London do put of cotton substitutes,.
m/s. L/C. U.S.A. 4 m/s. France
of.
Scots ZY "HLY, and from the:
1
domestle
carelessness about matters
I hope, gentlemen, that you do not deem me either vain or irrelevant in claiming for myself this trinity of national virtues; I am merely trying to jusiify, as best I can, your Chief tain's selection of me as a speaker this evening. And now to my pri- I will begin, vilege and. Gentlemen, by been recently asking myself, why it asking you, as I have is that all of us respond with alacrity and, spontaneity to the idea of i Burns night dinner...
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There has been a Basics Bot visible decrease in supplies of 2,153,- 000 bushels.
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lies of 304,000 bushels.
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The Scotsmen will of course onswor at unce that it is because Burns for hlm spells. or rather sings. his
is free-food for the Sassenach. That answer is undoubtedly right, but not I think comprehensively or suf- felently right. bellove Indeed that the English, if ever they could be persuaded to subscribe to a dinner In memory of a poet (they would of a cricketer) course infinitely prefer would choose for this honour not Shakespeare, he is too much of the
REUTER QUOTATIONS supernational Colossus, certainly not Milton, more certaintly not Words-Dow Jones Averages: werth, most certaintly not Brown- ing, nor Shelley, nor
ey, nor Keats, nor
nor By-
30- Industrials ron, nor Tennyson, but-Burns.
The cynics" among, you
will
of course say that the reason for this would be twofold;-first that English men never read Burns and, second, that Burns wasn't an Englishman. be like tapping out the melody of
Johnson
and Boswell
the pipes on the felted strings of n That, I concede, would be
be partially
piano. But I wish that you could right and yet not, I submit, totally have seen any caddie's face yester- right. Because I can quite well day at Faniing-when-I- addressed imagine
the St. George's m that,
as a "vce, sleekit, m'rous, Society ever organized such a func-co
Englishmen would gladly sub-cowering beas le Unfortunately he tion, scribe to a dinner given in the im- wasn't in the least sleckit, and very
insufficiently tim'rous. mense, memory of Dr. Johnson, a And I must now further confess memory which, incidentally, English- men owe almost entirely to the Scots- to propose this
it was not until I was asked -bant it
that I clothed tonet man Boswell.
my
knowledge of the poet's skeleton too that most Scotsmen belleve would respond to or invitation to career with some adipose tissue from
the Encyclopaedia Britannica; and attend, and that in spite of the
have much enjoyed the realization Doctor's infamous remark that "the noblest
prospect in your Scotland, of my anticipation that I should not
be too greatly edified. i is the high rond
to England. now I will propound my reason for belleving all this. I am con- vinced that if it were within our power, sitting round these tables to- night, to conjure up from the grave for a that and a great poct. HIA some great figure in British Hiterature
lyrical music comes straight from to join us, it would be either Robert the heart, not from the brain; from Burns or Samuel Johnson; and if
a heart big with Scotland, big with our choice were narrowed down to
a love of and a fellowship with the selection of a great poct, the nature in the rough, and big with Doctor would be disqualified,
And Now this criterion of a perfect
the smallness of humankind. dianer guest is a crucial and neid now, cre we lift our glasses to this
I toast; want us test; it rules out at once anybody he is coming to sit and
all to imagine that.
enjoy him- who had artificiality, or finesse or
self with us 10-night; that he will any undue refinement about him. We come to us, not from a carousal or should want for a com
a companion a plain, flesh and blood, weak, strong, kind, a courting, but fresh from a walk cruel, good, bhd, happy, sad human. Ard this is, I think, the secret of Burns' appeal to all people that on carth do dwell as distinct from hi special racial appeal to Scotsmen. He is, if my memory serves me, about the only poet whose lyrics Í have not been forced to dishonour,
Sir,
And
at Uppinghim or at Oxford, by un- worthy translation Inta Greek or "Latin versC.
That is because they simply won't go into either language: there is no adjustable padding to them: If you add an extra adjective to a Burns' lyric or if you omit one, the result
you or whole thing in the alphabetically arranged anthology which I keep at my bedside Burns' lyrics are, and wiched in between selections from Browning and Byron; the arrange ment is like setting a fragrant brake of wildroses in between a brave gorse-clump and a splendid cluster
of passion flowers.
Novertheless the human that' emerges from that condensed bio- graphy is the same human who sings to me from the lyrics: Burns WAK not a great man; but he was a man
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on the slopes of Tal Mo Shan, where he will have been wistfully remind- ed of his own native hills.
have got Walter Scott's description And here, alightly abbreviated, T of the man we are to greet,
"I saw him one day with several.
ot men literary repulation. Of course,
ü
we youngglers (Scot was only 15 at the time) sat silent, looked and Hatened. I remember his shedding tears over a print representing soldier lying dead in the snow, his dog sitting in misery on one side and on the other his widow with d child in her arros, Hla person was robust; his manners rustic, not clow- massive than in looks in any of his
countenance was portraits. There was a strong ex- pression of shrewdness in its line- aments; the eye also indicated the poetic character and temperament. It was large and of dark cast, and- literally glowed when he spoke with feeling
or interest. I never saw such, another eve in a human head. His And here I must confess, what conversation expressed perfect self- you may have already Interred, that confidence, without the least, In- for many years past I have not had trusive forwardness. I thought his, time to read any but lyrical poetry, acquaintance with English poetry with the exception, of occasional Pe- rather limited; but having twenty. reading of Shakespetite and a nover times the abilities of Ramsay OF to be repeated surfeit
of Bridges
he talked of them with Testament of Beauty,
Favourite Lyria
Gentlemen, after that description cannot therefore attempt to by his great countryman 1 feel that emulate your masterly but witty we can see him at the door. I bla apeakers, of past years, Sir William you now rise and welcome him with Hernell and Bit Atholt MacGregor the Toast of his immortal Tspeak only from what I know and Toast to "The Lassies”. personally enjoy. Nor can I bring In light voin, Mr. W. Keith Ro- myself to quote my favourite lyrice binson proposed the traditional foart with the strophled consonants and to "The Lassies," which was respond- flat vowels #1 a Sassenach, it woulded to by Mr. J. Farquharson Leys.
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The Hon. Dr. R. K. Kotewall has received a letter from His Excellency General Huang Mu-sung (Chairman, of thu Kwangtung Provincial recovered from his recent indisposi- tion and that the report which was recently published in some of the newspapers that he was to be trans- ferred to some other post in the North is not correct.
General Huang has now actively resumed the formulation of schemes for the improvement of conditions in the Province, and he aska Dr. Kotowall to inform
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