CROSSING THE SEA
IFE is but an empty journey
Through this world's lonely sea,
The soul plays the passenger
Who travels thro' life's danger The body forms the ship
That is so precious on this trip Conveying the soul thro' the sea,
Conveying it to its destiny..
W the lonely ship sails
THETHER in colm or in gales
Facing the wind and the wave
Facing the world so grave. Facing the troubles and sorrow
That come with every morrow.
Facing each and every act
Facing life with great tact.
SLOWLY and steadily it glides
Through life and its numerous tides.
Patiently and calmly it undergoes
Life's friends and life's foes.
Bravely and strongly it tries to face
The dangers that arise with every pace.
Quietly and peacefully it sails
Whether in snows or in gales....
HE storms of the peaceful ocean Account for life's temptation. The rain and the boisterous wave
Make the ship the sea's slave, Thus the ship tends to sink,
And is so thrown to peril's brink.
Likewise all the deadly evils
Bring the soul to the crafty devils. THE ship thus meets destruction
If in yields to cruel temptation,
For
gets flooded by the sea And meets a fatal destiny.
Gradually it sinks below
Thro' the fiery waters that flow
Into dread and misery
That lie beneath the sea....
ME ships reach the port
And so, collect their reward.
Their happiness is so great
When from the ship they do separate,
To let the Lord praise the soul
For it has now attained its goal.
The soul has reached its destiny
The body has crossed the lonely sea.. -Credit card to Daya Gulab.
ZOO'S WHO by
GEORGE SCARBO
I'M BIG
AND TOUSH
LEMON
PUFII
Casey.
"When absorbed in writing a story I can always do without supper
港
-Credit card to Casey Sung.
CABBAGE-HEAD
MALE LYNXES GROW TO
EE THREE FEET LONG, AND WEIGH ABOUT FORTY POUNDS..
LYNXES HUNT AT NIGHT.
THEY FEED FOR THE VOST PART ON SNOWSHOE RAB. BITS...WHEN THESE ARE SCARCE, THEY EAT FOXES
AND BEAVER..
LYNXES DIFFER IN MANY WAYS FROM OTHER CATS.. THEY HAVE SHORT TAILS. SIDE WHISKERS, LONG LEGS AND UPSTANDING TUFTS OF HAIR ON THEIR EARS...
LYNXES HAVE A BEAUTIFUL, LONG SILKY FUR, GRAYISH-TAN IN COLOR, WHICH IS IN GREAT DEMAND..
WHO NEEDS.
A
PASS FORT?
LYNXES ARE FOUND IN THE NORTHERN
PART OF THE US, AND
IN CANADA...
九十六先時
STAMP NEWS
HONGKONG
18 CENTS
HONGKONG
96 CENTS
香港
The new stamps which proposed designs for
the Governor forwarded to London with his despatch of March, 1861 were "much larger than the it is necessary that
plates should be in order that the Chinese charac-
ters may be easily de ciphered."
For convenience the postage rates were expressed in
Ha
-Credit card to Hilaria Liu,
cents, in both English MEET THE
and Chinese, at 96 cents
to 4 shillings.
The order for printing the
stamps was placed with
MEMBERS!
the London firm of De PAUL WONG, 19 student, first 169 Laichikok-road, 3rd
La Rue, and the
batch of stamps
was
floor, Kowloon. MARK AU YEUNG, 18, clerk, 142 Java-road, 1st floor, North Point, Hongkong. on December 8, at the GPO and the agencies MICHAEL YEUNG, 17, in the treaty ports, their
84 at the outset being optional.
despatched to the Colony on September 10, 1862. The stamps were placed on
sale
use
student,
Wing
Kwong-street, 1st floor, Kowloon.
ON THE EVE OF OUR EXAMS
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NOTES
-Credit card to Roy Fay, Hongkong,
FAY
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