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Corns, Calluses

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Two Drops of "Gets-I Will Do It Ever carve your toe with a knife trying to set, rid of a corn? Ever use scissors and amid om part of the corn 100 close to the "quick". Ever

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THE

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JULY 5TH, 1920.

WEATHER REPORT.

Juis 3rd at 1200-Warning to Hong THEATRE ROY A L

korg and Phalien: A typhoon within 60 miles of Lat. 20 deg. N. Long. 108 dog. E., direction W.

July 4th at 12.00-No returns from Japan and Vladivostock.

Pressure has increased slightly to moder

MEMORIAL FROM PROCEEDS OF ately over Annam, the south coast of China.

LONDON, June 9th.. In the Roast of Commons, replying to Sir J. G. Butcher. Mr., Banar Law said the Government had decided that if Capt. Fryatt's ship, the Brussels, were sold, the proceeds would be used to establish a memorial or endow a Seamen's lustitution, with which the name of Capt. Fryatt would be permaneatly associated. INTERNATIONAL CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE. -COMMERCIAL CO-OPERATION BEING ESTABLISHED.

PARIS, June 29th...

•

M. Millerand, at the closing session of the Congres of International Chambers of Commerce, congratulated the Congress on establishing 11 permanent organisation. acting as a commercial liaison between the countries of the world.

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FROM THE LAND OF SCENTED- MISTS.

AN AETERNOON WITH GONNUSKE KOMAL

Charlotte Franklyn writes in the Daily Express-

†-her-tionnuske-Kuuwi,Japanese gentle

man. patriot and poet, said to

me,

and Formoss: It has decreased slightly shawhere The typhoon is now filling up to the N.W. of Haiphong, and an area of rela- tively low preature is situated in the

heite to the east of the Philippines.

Hongkong minfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am to-day, 1.60 inch. Total since January 1st, 1983 inches against an average of 1088 inches.

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to day is as follows:- DISTRICT

Hongkong to Gap Rock

FORECAST.

{8. winds, frosh;

cloudy,

·ODER-

sional rain

The name s

No 1.

The same as

No 1.

Formosa Channel South coast of China between .. Hongkong and Lamocks South coast of China between (The same as

Hoogkong and Hainan Na 1.

METEOROLOGICAL

CHINA

Station.

COAST

REGISTER.

JULY STEAK:

"Perhaps you will do me tho forouro Vladivostock, 6 take tea with me in my house? Nemuro accepted with alacrity, for Komai, as he Hakodate...

Tokio

is known to many English friends, is a Kochi charming as his Japanese, blossom-sccated och

Magasaki.. poems in English,

Although he has made his home i gabima. London for several years, he preserves in Naha

his personality that Eastern quality of Ishigakijiza impenetrable reserve so fascinating to the Bonin laland talkative Westerner. Unlike most of his Weihaiwel ... countrymen, who walk abroad among us Hankow miserable and ill at ease in hideous Ichang... Western garb, Komai still wear his national dress flowing black kimono, embroidered on, the back of the neck and on the sleeves with a small white no his pattern, his family crest, and round his waist is wound a fine silken sash, pattern"

Shanghai Gatzinf sharp Peak...

ed in gold embroidery, three yard-long Tailoku Tes that looked like liquid amber was Taichu served in priceless China bowls, and the Tainan talk strayed to an artist whom I had seen Koshun

♫* *Pescadores .... at work below. Has he mach to do

I asked. "He works alone for me," reking.

plied Komai "In my country it is the custom to employ artists of talent for Gap private pleasure. We give them a home, a Macao

Wachow salary, and they may work when and how cho

"Haibow they will, and need not hamper their in- Pakhoi apiration hy money considerations!" an

Pralien And what does your artist do for Toursne

La puß James 50"

"pointing Aparri "Anything I want. Those to the long silk window curtains, nagupan

which dancing geishas formed a gay pro- cession" the silk panels of my cabinet, to Legaspi my design, my pictures, and many other Tacloban things. But would you care to see some oilo of my printe ?"

SEORETIVE CHARM."

in Komai's Many of the specimens collection are masterpieces, hundreds of: years old, and of immense value. They sen to epitomise the amazing reticence) which is the keynote of Japanese art, and in which every line and every stroke vaf the brush expresses and suggests a world of subtle ideas. So, too, Kami's poems poses this delicious secretiveness, and therein lies much of their fascination to English readers. They are true expres sions of his thoughts and the idene in- spired by his environment My turned from three pink tulips, dreping

Barometer

at Sa Level.

99,77 2976

anazawa

6 a 2981 80

Wind

Hmility

Dination.

Förre.

Westlice.

94.70 7895 1201

1

2084.73 981 77 38.81

29.81 79 29.73

7 29.62

"M. 29.6

***78

17

8 29,79

23.70 M=8.76

1 || ༄ ༅ 1 ། 2 |TRLREBELLLE,,

Surigao

Labuan

654.78 77 88 AW

T. E CLAITON, Director,

1. "Basomeran, reduced to 82 degrees Fahren- heit on the level of the eas in faches, cenike and hundredtha.

Z TEMPERATURE, in the shade, is degree Fahrenheit.

3. Humor, in percentage of estaration, the amality mir saturated with moisture being

← DIKBUTION OF Wiro, to two pointe

FOUR OF FIND, Ording to Beaufort Scale STATE or vi matuæx, b'ulus sky, a detasked

Over a vase that was the sale adornmenu, drissling rain, i fug, & gloomy, i hall, i

of the mantelpiece, to Komai's lightning, overesit, ppsinng inɔwara, y a quai Lvolunie of poetry, where I rend:-

"When spring scatters bloom on each

tree in the garden.

How, how, can I choose the one flower!

for my vasel

The smile is the mask of the Japanese: heart," he says elsewhere, yet this humour distilled of sadness sometimes takes on "a rognish quality which expressed in our I find a tongue is delightfully quaint.

poem entitled "Rolling Home from a Pary," and another, the artless question- ing of a jealous Japanese wife, is vastly pleasing:

Darling, tell me-

I am not jealous-

But I only wish to know-

If you really walked-...

Alone through the rain

With your umbrella;

How is it that your left sleeve Is quite wet

The while your right one

Is dry as summer weather!”.

PATRIOT POET...

But it is as a patriot that Komai in his ppetry rises to his nest lyrical, brights, In spite of Kipling's much-quoted lines on Eest and West,no Westerner can fail to be moved by the tender inspiration and sheer beauty of Spring in Japan ":

Could we but show now

*To many a stranger

On alien, dim shores,

The glorious dawn

Of Yoshing's spring,

With the scented mist

Of our radiant cherry..

Surely. they all would soon-be-solle

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HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL,

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, July 3rd..

Previous On Date Un Date

Day 0

st

Barometer Temperature Humility:

ja) # pan. 6, a.m2 2°p.m.

29,73

2479

8

·

21.68

-6.

82

83

"Wind Direction

SW SE South

Forca "k father:

3

Usin

upg 1.55

K

0

0.00

Highest open-air Temperature on' 3rd ...23. Lo wart open-air Temperature on 4th...79 HONOKONG TIDE TABLE.

Days of

Days of

may

From July 5th to 11th, 1920.

HIGH WITZEE.

E kong

Standard

Time:

Height

LOW WATER

H'kong

Staalard

Timu.

Height.

}

1. ni.

5

0:312:42

fting 4413.4

m1 268.

6 24 a

4 221 22

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