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ESTABLISHED 1845.

HONG KONG, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1931.

ST. ANDREW'S NIGHT IN

HONG KONG

(Continued from Page 1.)

St. Andrew's Day is the one | Hughes and Mrs. K. S. Robert- and Mrs. great day in the year which the son, Dean Swann Scotsmen in Hong Kong, by tra- Cameron, Mr. Cock and Mrs. dition and old established cus- Owen Hughes, Sir Joseph Kemp tom, are called upon to celebrate. and Mrs. Pearce, Sir Shou-son It may interest those present to Chow and Mrs. Cock, Hon. Mr. know that this year the Hong Tso and Mrs. Lindsell, Rev. E. G. Kong St. Andrew's Society cele Powell and Mrs. Swann, Lt. Col. brates its jubilee, having been Rennet and Miss Kelly, Mr. T. E formed so far back as the year Pearce and Mrs. Ralston, Hon. 1881. It is also with satisfac- Mr. J. J. Paterson and Mrs. Tso, tion that we have to record the Mr. K. E. Greig and Mrs. Powell fact that during the whole of Mr. Allan Cameron and Mrs: this period, members of the So- Williamson, Dr. J. C. Macgowan ciety have annually celebrated "rm. Mrs. Dalziel. Mr. E. M. St. Andrew's Day.

Bryden and Miss Stevenson, and Mr. S. J. H. Fox and Miss Riggs.

I cannot let this occasion pass without tendering my best thanks to Committee mem- bers for their kind services to- warda making this function # success and that particularly to our Secretaries, Messra, Bryden und Robb, who have had the bulk of the work to tackle.

On behalf of the members of the Hong Kong St. Andrew's So- ciety I have the honour to bid all our guests a hearty welcome here to-night and I am pleased that your Excellency and Lady Peel are once more in our midst.

St. Andrew's Day to the un- sympathetic, is the day on which Scotsmen are alleged to sing their own praises. That, however, is not the object of our gathering here now. We meet together only to give vent to our feelings of affection for the country of our birth and of pride in its history.

FINE GENERALLY.

The weather report issued by the Royal Observatory, at 10.30 a.m. to-day states.

A V-shaped depression, has formed between the Bonins and the Loochoos.

The northern portion of the anti-cyclone has moved cast- ward, leaving a separate anti- cyclone over China.

Local forecast:-Northerly winds, fresh; fine generally.

His Excellency Replies. His Excellency Sir William Foot in replying on behalf of the guests said that though a Yorkshireman he was born in Northumberland and he presumed that he had, therefore, a real connection with Scotland. In the old days of Bor-

LOCAL SHARE MARKET.

Few Changes to

Report.

RATES STEADY,"

The official summary issued by the Stock Exchange on November 28, staten:---

There are very few changes to report this morning, rates being practically the same as those of yesterday.

Sales.

Star Ferries, $95%/96. China Lights, $27.65. Electrics, $771//78.

Banque Industrielle G.$ Bonds, 58%.

Впуств.

Hong Kong Steamboats, $24,

Wharves, $152.

Hotele (old), $14.90.

Star Feiries, $95,

Telophones (part paid), $26.35. Hong Kong Amusements, 81934. Hong Kong Government Loan, 82% premium.

Shanghal Explorations, Tls. 2.40. Providents (new), $2,45. Hong Kong Lands, $81. Hong Kong Electrics, $77. Cements (combined), $18. Constructions (now), $2.05. „

Sellers,

Raubs, $43.

Providenta (old), $51⁄2. Ewos, Tle. 154. Trama, $21.30. .'

S.C. Enterprises, $10.

Venezuelan Golaßelds, $2. Hoteis (old), $15. Hotels (new), $14. Canton Icos, $01⁄2. Constructions (old), $6.15.

If to some it would appear that on such an occasion as this der Itaids his anecators and their Mr. H. R Forsyth, Mr. H. E. we are apt to laud Scotia's merits neighbours spent their time steal-Greig, Mr. E. L. Hosie, Dr. J. C. to excess I would ask them to ing each others' cattle and wives. MacGowan, The Hon. Mr. J. J. attribute it to excitement caused In these days they got at cach Paterson, Mr. P. W. Ramsay, Mr. by the akirl of the pipes and the other in different ways,

J; Stuart, Mr. S. J. H. Fox (Hon. sight of the Tartan. There is

We were all indebted to the Treasurer), Mr. E. M. Brydon certainly no desire to emphasise Scotch for many things-for golf (Joint Hon. Secretary), and Mr. national differences. While, which Scotsmen had in the middle D. S. Robb (Joint Hon. Secretary). however, proud of our own tra- ages been forbidden to play be- Invitation Committee. ditions, true love of country is cause they spent so much time The General Committes along no narrow sentiment. The man perfecting their game that they with Mr. A. B. Stewart (Con who loves his country best is the neglected Archery with most seri-vener), Mr. A. R. H. Phillips, Lt.. man most ready to appreciate the ous consequences to themselves. Col. T. A. Robertson, Major-Gen- national sentiments of others. Next they had given us Scotch eral J. W. Sandilands, C.B., C.M.G.,

While we proclaim our patriot-Whisky (loud laughter) with all D.S.O., Mr. J. H. Ta-gart. isin to-night, let it, however, be its consequences, for good or ill Dance and Music Committee. remembered that it was Scot Also there was, haggis, a neceд- Mr. J. Ralston (Convenel), Mr. Jand's National Poct in sary ingredient of the Scotsman'a W. L. Alexander, Mr. R. B. Bell. his noblest mood who uttered the elysium. Lust of all we have Mr. A. N. Braude, Mr. A. W. immortal wish -

Scott'sh ancedates though por Brown, Mr. J. Bullock, Mr. J. "That man to man the world sonally he doubted the truth of McFaviane, Mr. I., H. C. Highot,

many of the stories.

Mr. R. Kirkwood, Mr. W. F. Leckie, Seilously, however, he has him- Mr. D. Lyon, Mr. W. C. K. Mackle, self many Scottish friends and ho Mr. P. Morrison, Mr. T. P. could testify to the generosity Saunderson, Mr. R. Sutherland, and warm-heartedness of the Mr. H. C. Watson, people. The Scote wore the great- Ladies' Cloak Room Committee. est ploneers in our Empire, and Dr. J. C. Macgowan. in all parts of the world a Scot Supper and Wines Committee. would always find a brither Scot! Mr. P. W. Ramsay (Convener),,

Mr. F. C. Black, Mr. R. A. Comp-

o'er

Shull brithers be for a' that," I now ask you to join me in drinking:-

"To the pious and immortal memory of St. Andrew."

Supper, Party.

Mr. A. Stevenson and Lady Peel, His Excellency Sir William Peel, K.B.E., and Mrs. Steven- to help him if in difficulty. · All son, Admiral Sir W. H. Kelly over the world, St. Andrew's Day bell, Mr. D, Cochrane, Mr. S. S. and Mrs. Southorn, Major Gen- was being celebrated-except, he Cook, Mr. J. Forbes, Mr. J. Fraser, carl J. W. Sandilands and Lady believed, in Scotland.—(Laughter.) Mr. W. Lawson, Mr. R. 8. Logan. Kelly, Mr. B. Wylie and Mrs.

In conclusion, His Excellency Mr. R. C. Law. Mr. T. Low, Air. A. H. Walker, Hon. Mr. W. T. thanked St. Andrew's Society for J. Murray, Mr. H. M. McTavish,| Southern and Mrs. R. M. Dyer, their hospitality, and in con- Mr. T. Parkinson, Mr. J. Polson, Commodore A. H. Walker and gratulating them in attaining their Mr. J. Shaw, Mr. A. M. Simpson, Mrs. Black, Consul-General jubilee, he wished the Society Mr. G. Stewart, Mr. G. G. Stopant Phillips and Mrs. Mackie, Mr. prosperity and success in the fu-Thompson, Mr. A. C. Young,. Mr. R. M. Dyer and Mrs. R. O. ture.

A. D. Wyllie. Sutherland, Dr. G. D. R. Black

Decorations Committer.

General Committee.

Card Room Committee. Mr. B. Wylie.

and Mrs. Phillips, Mr. J. Reld Mr. A. Stevenson (President), Mr. B. Docherty (Convener), and Mrs. Greig, The Hon. Mr. Mr. B. Wylle (Vice President), Mr. M. Ferguson, Mr. A. Duncan, |C. G. S. Mackie and Mrs. Creasy, | Mr. J. W. C. Bonnar (Past Presi¡ Mr. J. Kompton.

Mr. J. W. C. Bonner and Miss dent), Mr. R. M. Dyer, C.B.E.|~ Reid, Mr. T. H. R. Shaw and Mrs. (Past President), Dr. G. D. R. Hallifax, Hon. Mr. H. T. Czzasy Black (Past President), The Hon.) and Mrs. Walsh, Hon. Mr. Mr. C. G. 8. Mackle (Past Prest W. E. L. Shenton and Mrs. dent), Mr. T. H. R. Shaw (Past Watson, Mr. George Nisbet, Mr. Bennet, Hon. Mr. J. Owen President), Mr. Allan Cameron, Mr. P. D. Wilson,

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