1932-03-05 — Page 11

SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1932.

FOR SALE.

Stanley Gibbon's Postage Stamps

Catalogues

for 1932

Whole World

$12.00

British Empire

.$ 5.25

Foreign Countries

.8 8.00

REMEMBER - BE AT CASEY'S PLACE AT

SEVEN SHARP -

AN WEAR YOUR FULL

DRESS REGALIA

THIS. 15 A SWELL

BLOW OUT-

·I'LL PUT

ON THE

SOUP AN FISH ALL RIGHT:

THE CHINA MAIL

Bringing Up Father

YOU GOTTA

WEAR IT-OR YOU CAN'T GIT IN-

DON'T FAIL TO BE THERE BE SURE

TO HAVE

A TICKET-

I'M ALLSET 1 KINGIT OUT-TO-NIGHT: ME DAUGHTERS FIXIN” UP ME SUIT FER ME MAGGIES LETTIN' ME OUT I'LL BE SEEIN YOU'

WELLS DAUGHTER- DARLIN', WHERE, 15.ME-SUIT?

| OH-DADDY, I HAD SO MUCH JODOH ASKED MOTHER TO FIX IT:

1

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Toys, etc., etc.

No. 10, WYNDHAM STREEY,

1.O. Box No. 620,

HONG KONG.

COASTWISE

"ALGIE" BENNETT.

An interesting book of Cartoons depicting "Happenings" on the China Const

PRICE $1.00.

Now on sale at

BREWERS

WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW

EXCELSIOR BOOK STORE.

and of the Publishers

The Newspaper Enterprise, Ltø China Mail Bullding.

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.

The following unclaimed tele

grams are lying at the office of

the Great Northern Telegraph Company (Limited)

mark:-

of Don

C. F. Judd, Hong Kong Bank, from Shanghai.

Mrs. Jaffe, Hong Kong Hotel

(2), from Shanghai.

Bona Fides, from Shanghai.

Hughes, Kowloon Hotel, from Hankow.

F. V. JENSEN,

Superintendent.

Hong Kong, March 2, 1932.

The following unclaimed tale gram is lying at the E.E. Tale-

graph Cols office.

Eddy. passenger,

from Shanghai.

Hajputana,

C. C. CLARKE,

Manager. Hong Kong, March 3, 1932,

HONG KONG HEIGHTS

For the information of visitors the following list of some of the highest points on the Island and Mainland is published:-

Victoria Peak

Island.

I HAD SOME PEOPLE CALL

AND COULDNT GET AT IT-50

I COULDN'T FIX IT AS A LOT

IS ME SUIT READY?

OF BUTTONS WUZ MISSIN-SO

WHERE: IS HE?

I GAVE IT TO THE MAID TO FIX-

I TOLD THE BUTLER TO FIX IT

YES! WE GOT YOUR SUIT-BUT IT WON'T BE READY UNTIL TO- MORROW AS WE ARE JUST

CLOSING.

BY GOLLY' MY FAMILY

1S A GREAT

HELP TO ME-

GIMME THAT SUIT-I'LL

WEAR IT AS IT IS-

YES-WE RECEIVED YOUR SUIT BUT

WE SENTIT TO OUR CLEANING AND-REPAIR SHOP. WE ONLY. CARRY OUR CLOTHING STOCK.

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SO YOU WON'T SEE ANY RED SIGNALS-

TES SIR-

SORRY- SIR: BUT I HAD THE BUTTONS-BUT NO THREAD- SO I TOOK IT OVER TO

THE TAILOR-

WHAT, "TAILOR? SPEAK UP-1 OUGHT TO BE IN THAT SUIT NOW»

THAT SUIT WILL BE WORN OUT FROM HANDLIN' BEFORE

IGIT IT-

!!!?!

HE GAVE ME THE WRONG SUIT-

Feet

18323

Signal Station

1774

Mt. Parker

1784

Mountain Lodge

1725

The Eyrie

1725

Peak Hotel

1805

Taikoo Sanatorium

1000

Bit. Davis

877

Bowen Road (fikarbeds)

297

Mainland.

Feet.

Taimoshan

Kowloon Peak

8124 1971

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AND

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dect Private Hötil'furnished with

ROUND

THE

CAMP FIRE

· SEQUEL TO CAMP. RAID.

The raid of 20. armed men un a Boy Scouts' camp at Drumcar, Co.

WORLD ROVER MOOT AWARDS,

Lord Baden-Powell, the Chief Scout of the World, has awarded the

THE PUBLIC CAN HELP.

In the course of an address at a weekly luncheon of the Dumfries Rotary Club, Mr. James A. Crichton, Organising – Secretary of the

Louth, last August, when the boys Medal of Merit to Monsieur Man were held up at midnight, and their camp burned had its sequel roccatly fred de Wattenwyl, President of Scottish Boy Scouts Headquarters, at Dundalk. Mr. Hugh Pack the Camp Executive, and to said that if one wished a boy to Beresford, the Irish Free State Monsieur Ernst Trechsel, Catop develop as a good citizen, to have a Commissioner for Rover Scouts, Chief of the Kandersteg Scout keen sense of honour, keen sense of ST. ANDREW'S SCOUT TROOP: "A Hong Kong Skutch Book" by presented Cutmaster George Ryder, Chalet, for their splendid services loyalty and brotherhood to ether

S. A Sweet.

who was temporarily in charge of in connection with the Moot, and as fellows frrespective of class, if one In making the presentation, the the camp at the time of the raid, 1 an expression of gratitude to all the wanted boys to be thrifty and clean Departure of Two Keen Members Scoutmuster (Mr. R. Dormer) said with the Boy Scouts gilt cross for members of the Federation des i thought, word and deed there that the Troop would miss John gallantry which he has been award Eclaireurs Suisses for their magni-must be a tremendously clear ac and Dick very much John haded by Lord Baden-Powell

figent work in making the first ceptation on the part of the Com bcen Troop Leader for quite a while Letters of commendation on World Rover Scout Moot such a munity that as a Boy Scout he was expected, ds a matter of course, ta and, ng such, had been a pillar of parchment were presented to Rover splendid success. At the usual weekly meeting strength, and he would, especially, Scout Hurd, Troop Leader Rogan the 1st

Kowloon (St. Andrew's)be missed.---Dick had always been and Patrol Leaders White and

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mín every way, and there was no get. Mr. Pack Baresford said – that headquarters St. Andrew's Church ting away from that His parenta, even more Important than the bean

all—-on Thursday evening, pre- too, had always held a keen watch. I coveted decoration was the sentations to two members Trooping,brief over the Troop On behalf the boys had had the adm Troop, he a

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