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LIFE OF DR. BARNARDO

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NEW ZOO BIRDS

BEAUTIFUL PLUMAGE OF

BRAZILIAN COPINGAS-

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BLACKMAIL ALLEGATION

(Sir Henry Gollan, C.B.E.) reserved

His Honour the Chief Justice"

On Monday evening the St. Andrew's The chlaf event at the Zoo in Church Branel. of the Seripture Union!mail week was the arrival of a num- mot in the Parish Hall, when about 40her of extremely decorative birds his decision yesterday after the members attended to listen to a most from Brazil. interesting address on the "Life of Drpoint of view the most important registration of the writ of summons From a zoological hearing of a summons to vacate the T. J. Barnardo" given by Mr. B. V. Boxer, B.Sc., warden of Morrison Ball, of them are a pair of purple throat-of a lis pendens (pending suit) Hong Kong University.

ed copingas and sixtmanakina, for taken out in connection with the these birds are quite new to the estate in Hong Kong of the late

Acting Chaplain

The Rev. C. B. Shann presided over collection. the gathering.

The copinges are small, birds Macao millionaire, Loo, Kau, whose Mr. Boxer in opening his address about the size of a thrush, but al- eldest son, Commendadors Loo Lim- sold that he was very grateful to the though the female also resembles a loc, died in 1927. Secretary of the S.U. for asking him thrush in her general colouring, the The appikant was Loo Wing- to come and speak about a gentleman cock bird is a handsome fellow at-koon, the eldest son and adminfötṛa. everybody knew, Dr. Barnardo,

his neck tired in blue with a purple strip on tor of the estate of Loo Lim-loc. Their beaks are some-He was defendant in an action In- etituted by four uncles, the 3rd, 5th, 18th and 19th sons of Leo Kau.

Mr. F. C. Jenkin, C.B.E, submit- ted that plaintiffs had not prosecut- ed their case bona fide and that nothing had been done for some time.

At the outset, the speaker said that Dr., Barnardo In his early life; studied for the medical profession, and during his spare time in the evening, (there was not much) he had a night school for poor and ragged bays. One night when school finished, Dr. Barnardo war looking up when he found ons of his boys still in the room.

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He told him that he had to go, but the poor little boy, answered Dr. Barnardo that he bad

par- ents and no home to go to.

This little soul touched the heart of Dr. Barnardo (who thought, at the moment, that the Ind was "foaling") and he was inspired by God to help him.

The boy then took Dr. Barnardo to a wall, and they climbed it to mae eleven more ragged boys shivering there-na parents, no home, no one to look after them.

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Dr. Barnardo felt it was a call from God that he must start a home or in- stitution for these unfortunate children to live in, to be happy and healthy,

went to lington, to meeting, but the speaker failed to ap pear, so that irritated Chairman called on the ng medical student to talk on "his working the aluma," and he did so, without any hesitation, At the conclusion, a poor servant girl came up to Dr. Barnardo and gave him a present He opened it and there were twenty-nine farthings.

Surprised and touched by this gift, he asked the girl what it was for, and, she told him it was to go towards the upkeep of, his boys. This gift he great- ly appreciated, because it was from one who was really poor.

The Ragged Boys

Next morning the Earl of Shaftes bury road about the incident in the papers and called Barnardo to dine with him that night, where there were many other friends nobility present) 22: After dinner Dr. Barnardo and party took acab drove to the place where the ragged boys were." But when they arrived, the lads had disappear ed and Dr. Barnardo asked a police man, who told him that they had gone down the street, pointing to a cellar So Dr. Barnards went to the window of

the cellar and said, "I'll give a penny to each boy who comes out of here."

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Addressing members of the Wandsworth Rotary Club, Mr. W. Buchanan-Taylor." publiclty manager of J. Lyons and Ca. Ltd., said that the industrialist, small and large, must make his products known. He must ad- vertise.

"And if you ask me how best to advertise," he continued, "I would say:

"Use the newe- papers, that go forth in their millions of coples per day to the very doorsteps of the cen

Don't be discouraged results commensurate with your advertising expenditure da not immediately accrue. Persevere," and, as your boal nesa increases, exbend your ad- vertising,

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Describing the growth of hia firm from a catering contract at the Newcastle Exhibition of 1887, to a company with nearly eight and a half millions capi. tal, Mr. Buchanan-Taylor.gaid: "Its foundation was a twopenny pot of tea. Now the firm seils over a million and a quarter packets of tea a day. Lyons came Into a 'field that was said to be fully equipped, but by persistence, patience, and per- severance, built up the greatest catering organisation in the world, employing at present more than 30,000 people."

"Hard Up" Opposing the application, Mr. Leo d'Almada e Castro, Jr. said that Mr. Jenkin had admitted that 'the ap- plicant had virtually alleged that the registration (the vacation of which was now sought) **Wal nothing more than blackmail" on the part of plaintiffs, Mr. d'Almada also dealt with a suggestion by applicant that plaintiffs had had some of their Macao property at- tached, that one of them had served & year in the debtors' prison in Macao and, hence, that plaintifs had brought the action because they were "hard up."

This allegation of blackmail was so general, Mr d'Almada argued, and no remotely connected with the subject matter of the action' that It was of no value. There was ample evidence to the effect that the action was brought bona fide and he, coun sel, therefore asked that the applica- tion be dismissed.

Solicitors engaged in the case were:---Messrs, Wilkinson & Grist

for the applicant (defendant); Mr. A. el Arcul (acting for Messra. d'Almada & Mason) for respondents (plaintiffs).

The disruptive policy pursued by Communists Inside unionsbund

little support at the resumed Trades Union Congress in Belfast, at which the General Counc!! re- ported that this policy had been de- liberately framed and applled by what weak, and they live, therefore, Communist organisations Vever on insects, berries and soft fruits.

since the establishment of the Manakina are smaller birds than Third International in the hope copingas, and they happen to be that the leadership, baing destroy. because only one of them is in adult particularly interesting just now ed, they could seize it.

plumage. and the old bird is not

Hardly abla to believe his own eyes, 72 boys came out, and the consequence was that he did not have enough pen nies to give each one. He took the same colour as his younger re- them to a nearby coffee-shop, where latives. Ha plumes are a glossy he gave them a feed,

blue-black, and he has two red tufts

ona

From that, Dr. Barnardo stated an on his head, but the immature birds Institution

small scale, are green, though they, too, have knowing that he was being helped in red tufts. prayer, by God. Other Institutions had started before his, but all the children in these, were called paupers, because they had a uniform on, which testified that they belonged to a certain instit

tion.

A Live Baby

The diet of these birds, also, consists of insects and fruits, and though difficult to shoot or catch on account of their wildness, manakins | are said to be easily tamed in cap- tivity.

Other birds in this collection are a pair of conures and two sun-

That was not so with Barnardo. He began his home in Stepzey, Coungway, and his motto was "Ever bitterns. The conures are relativos Open Door," and the home still keeps it (of the macaws, but are smaller, and to the present date.

their tails are shorter, while the One incident; of interest, was that aun-bitterns are wading birda about parcel came to home one day with the size of a crow, with alender

well-known Express Company's necks and long sharp beaks. stamp on it. They opened the parcel The latter should look very and were tremendously surprised to beautiful with plumage barred and find a live baby in it.

banded in shades of redbrown, yel- That winter was an exceptionally low and black, but they were rather cold one no Dr.. Barnardo went to a shop and ordered some blankets to the total cost of $100-but it was too much. He could not pay.

overcome by the journey, and their appearance has suffered,

To the Zoo's collection of baby Right enough help came and it was animals two leopard cubs have been a total stranger, a clergyman of the added Brother and sister, they South of England who donated the gift have come from Sierra Leone, and of 2100 to the home,' having the same are thought to be about three thought in his own mind of the winter months old. Both are tame and ob being too cold for them.viously anxious to become popular

Dr. Barnardo also sought for the Zoo pete., welfare of girls that they could havez, plenty of country and outdoor life, and so he wanted a house for this par- posc. He prayed for help and a kind person gave Hm handsome cheque with

which to start the place. Dr. Bernardo next wanted a home for babies, and in answer to this someone, who died, left him zu estate, now Baby

Molowing guests are staying cared for. Castle, where millions of bables are at the Hong Kong Hotel

Mesura, N., N. Bueast, J. H. All the children, in the Barnardo Bergheln, Leon, Bergheln, J. H. Homes are trained for some good par Browning.

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