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MAINLY SCISSORS LOOT.

Self-Steered Ship.

A FLORAL CURIO.

MIRACULOUS THEORIES

UPSET.

bound from Liverpool for Australia | grounded on the revetment in the Crosby Gunnel, and broke her back. Engines were put full' steato astern, but the vessel could not be Captain E. T. Britten, of the tacked off. Rockets were fired, and Cunard liner "Laconia, which | assistance way scion at hand, but the arrived at Liverpool, after be¬" "Armagh" even then could not be ing steered across the Atlantic by moved. The bows of the big vessel the Cinnamon Gardens, Colombo,

Much excitement prevailed, inj the Gyro pilot, an automatic steer- were held fast and when the water ing device, said the experiment fell later. part of the ship, which when it became known that had been a great success. The was suspended from the revetment, in the garden of the bungalow "Laconia" is claimed to be the first broke off. There were on board the of Mr. H. Manwaring, the Manager British liner to be fitted with the crew of 99 and three passengers. of the Bustern Bank, was found the invention. The ship made a 75 Four own ways also made their flower of a tulipos or kitul palm, the per cent. better course, added

appearance. They were landed by sheaf growing straight out of the Captain Britten, than any man the New Brighton lifeboat and the ground with no sign of the parent could steer. She had been steeredag vigilant soon, after midnight. palm to be seen anywhere in the to a sixth of a degree. A quar-There was no fog. the weather neighbourhood. The commotion termaster varied a degree on each was calm and an experienced pilot created was astonishing, says The side of his course. This meant a was in charge.

Times of Ceylan, the neighbourhood saving of time on a long voyage,

of the bungalow. being as crowded for there was more speed and less

with people as that of the recent buffeting, which added to the

haunted house. comfort of passengers.

Boat Beats Train.

A remarkable voyage from Bris bane to Sydney was inade by the It appears that the gardener, steamer Automedon," which arriv. had plied, his mower over the spot Famous Museum Robbed. ed at Sydney on December 17. The and roticed he had cut what seemed

The Petrograd Cheka, or Soviet vessel made the voyage from Bristo be the pointed end of a coconut. secrot palice, have raided the flat line to the Heade in 26 hours, tower. He showed it to the other of Abraham Keller, pesistant cur- which is faster than the train, and servante in the bungalow and they lor of the Hermitage Museum, and benting the previous steamer record agreed to watch for further

developmente, The "Auto found in it 1,585 art treasures of the by over five hours.

They had not to tatoons musguru. When the Bol-medon, which is one of the new nut long, for soon the flower pushed cargo steamers of the Blue Funneltlf through the ground to a height sheviks seized power in Russia five (Alfred Holt) Line, is a sister ship of nearly 12 inches. It was then years ago. Keller was appointed to

to the Meriones which made the discovered that it was not a coonnút the Hermitage to control the staff fust voyage of 12 days from Kobe lower, but the flower of either a which the Bolsheviks retained. to Newenetle recently. The Autopot or kitul palen... Members

the staff. noticing the medon" averaged 17.4 knots on the then rumoured to be a minnenlous Crowds, on bearing what was most valuable exhibits disappearing, voyage down. The previous record phenomenon, came round to see it. became suspicious, and several pro- wys held by the Howard Swith fessors decided to keep a close Company's steamer "Bombala," Mr. Manwaring had the flower dug watch. As a result they reported to which, on October 20 last, made the matter, communicated the follow- up end, after investigating into the agents of the Ceka that they bad orney from Brisbane to Sydney ining: What happened was this. seen Keller carrying of various 31 hours 20 minutes. works of art. Keller, being a Com- munist, now faces a sentence of death for n betrayal of trust. Safest. Saucepans.

BRACELET STOCKINGS,

A kitul tree which stood on the spot was cut down several years ago, but the root and a portion of the trunk had been allowed to remain under- Eround. The flower sprang from this remaining portion of the trunk. FOR WOMEN WITH THIN there was nothing mysterious in it When it was dug up, the crowd saw ANKLES.

and went away satisfied.

LITTLE CHILDREN NEED

Medicine of Their Own.

An important household question -the choice of a saucepan-has been recently Investigated at the Municipal Laboratory of Helsing fors, Finland. Many kinds of metals and other materials are in Women who have thin ankles will use for the manufacture of sauce he able to display to advantage the pans and other cooking utensils, newest sports stockinge, which are but owing to the solvent action of covered with circalar bands of Rome foodstuffs, it is certain that colour, such as black, red, and Every caraful parent will insist that chemical salts of the materials omnge on a grey ground, or blue, dice, given to children should be used are absorbed to some extens yellow, and black on a beige ground. from narcotic drogs Baby's. Owen sbeolatey pare, safe, gentle, and free by human beings. A test was Thess eclour bracelets have & Tablets, the Canadian azildren a remedy, made by boiling for three hours, bright but not a thinning effect. are guaranteed not to contain one 21b, of red currants in a number of Then there are tartan hose of tam of any harmful drug or uplatnic saucepans of different materials, many hues, checks, both quaro and One tiny tablet wily crashed and then, by chemical analysis, diamond-shaped, which in some between saambandi finger is 'a Binding how much of the sauce chuses are quite. two inches, cross pans had been dissolved in the A striking stocking is entirely food. The best gore obtained covered with very narrow circular was that for brais, which was 250 bands of mull black and white times better than enamel. Bright check

Baby's Own Tablets

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ly-polished brass cooking utensils Speckled effects are carried out insufficient, dose for an infant from the are used on a large scale in the wool and silk in a variety of shades, dos ite birth to al months old. Older East Copper,lin, nickel, and Shadow striped lustre liste stockinge children la proportion aluminium vessels were all found no worn by women who do not care good, but frob, was found to be for silk or wool hood, much more easily attacked by Brightly coloured flowers are, em- Then they soothe, beca foodstuffs, Tin, next to polished broidered on silk stockings, as are calm natgiai širer brass, stood out as the best material falso deguin Vanakes

for the lining of cooking utensils, denims for evening year

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 1924

HOTELS & CAFES.

LEADING FAR EASTERN HOTELS.

HONGKONG. Telegraphic AddressKREMLIN, HONGKONG. HONGKONG HOTEL

HOTEL.

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SHANGHAI.

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ALACE HOTEL,

ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL

Telegraphic AddressCENTRAL, SHANGHAI:

GRAND HOTEL KALER.

PEKING.

Telegraphic Address:-WAGONETTS, PEKING. GRAND HOTEL DES WAGONS LITS

THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD

In conjunction with.

The Grand Hotel des Wagons Lite. Ltd.

Tel: Centl. 812. CABLTON HOTEL. Tel. Add: "Carlton."

The Only American Hotel in the Colony, '

Nice and adet yet only a few minutes walk from the Banks, and Central Dia trict 41 Bedrooms Excellant Online Barupulously clean. Undar Amerkan Management A new, Dining Boom a been opened at No. 2, Queen's Bead (lat Boor) Entrance Tes House Street Tifins a speciality.

For terms apply to Mr. F. E CAMERON, Proprietok

Tel. Kowloon No. 3

Tel. Addres

"Palace

PALACE HOTEL

(Three minutes from Kowloon Ferry Wharf & Railway Station.) Entirely under English Mausgement Eleotrio Liuht and Fans Throughout. Every Room with Private Bath.

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Lounge Bar & Billiard Rooms. Unrivalled Coirine under the personal supervision of the Proprietor. Tsems moderate. special terms to familien op application to

J. H. OXBERRY, Proprietor.

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"ASIA"

WEST BUND, CANTON,

Leading Hotel in South Okina

First class Accommodation. Electrio Lights, Fans and Elevators. Boof Garden. Hairdressing Salcon, Splendid Views of City and... Pearl Biver. Excellent Cuisine:

Moderate Rates Under the Management of the SUN 00, LTD., CANTON.

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ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL.

Telegraphic address “ASTOR”-

Telephone Central 170. 13, Queen's Road Central. A first class Hotel centrally located, large and airy roome, 'completely renovated and refurnished. New Dining Room for Meals and la Carte. Excellent Cuisine. Monthly Tickets for Tiffins and Dinners. Under entirely new: Management.

For further particulars apply to

M.“A. VAZ, Manager.

.1, VICTORIA GARDENS HANKOW ROAD, KOWLOON, NEXT DOOR TO

NEW KOWLOON HOTEL BOARD and RESIDENCE. Every home comfort. Very large well furnished double sad stigla zooma. One minute from ateam. Pomonal supervision. Terma from $4 per day

MRS. STEWART OGILVIE,

Propulsion

KING EDWARD HOTEL

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