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LLOYD TRIESTINO.

TAKING CARGO ON THROUGH BİLLS OF LADING FOR LEVANT, BLACK SEA DANUBE PORTS.

FIUME having been re-opened for trailo, cargo is also accepted for this port " on through Bills of Lading

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FOR BRINDISI, VENICE & TRIESTE

via SINGAPORE, PENANG & COLOMBO, "PERSIA "i..

saffing on or about 10th November.. sailing on or about 10th December.

NIPPON

FOR

SHANGHAI

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sailing on or abona" 23rd November. Passengers Luggage can be insured at the Office of the Agents.

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NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

Salling from Colombo to Bouth African Porta

SOUTH AFRICAN FORTS from CALCUTTA & COLOMRO. Through Bill of Lading issued from Hongkong.

For Freight or Faamge du any of the above Lanes apply to

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Agents.

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VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER

Japan ports

Shanghai

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„FUSHIMI MARU (Nagasaki direct)

KATOBI MABU (calling Manila)

KASHIMA MARU

SUWA MARU (omitting Manila)

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*** Saturday, Saturday, Toogiay.

Saturday,

19th Nov, at 13 mm. 3rd Deci, at 11 am. 27th Dec. II am 14th Jan, at 11 am.

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, 1971.

SCOTTISH · LETTER.

THE RIOTING IN DUNDEE,

MOBS LED BY COMMUNIST AGITATORS.

FROM OUR OWN" CORRESPONDENT]

A FISHERMAN'S GOLF STORE

I take the following from The Fishing Gazette, edited by Mr. B. Marston, one of the best known and most populan af London anglors. A certain officer, who goes to Jutland for fishing and shooting, na naked by a native as to the identity of a mall object picked up on the sea-" shore. When told it was a golf ball, the EDINBURGH, September 28th, but produced a bag from which, before cativo showed no age of ontightenment, Recent rating in Dundee Tuvolved de- the astonished eyes of the officer; he struction which will cost the ratepayers emptied no fewer than 200 golf balls, all £20.000, or 4d. in the . The disturbors of a blackish colour, and showing signs of of the peace were led by 's group of Com having been used. A glance at the map manists, who had come from the West shows that Jutland lies in the same lati of Scotland and concentrated upon jute-tune as St. Andrews, and the question is. apolis as a favourable field for revolution did these golf balls come from Scotland) ary enterprise. The mobs were mostly "If not," is the comment of Mr. Marston, made up of youths who were not suffer ing from the stagnation of industry, but whose minds were inflamed by the speeches of the agitators. And of course they were joined by the unemployables who at the best of times cannot or will not work regularly at anything. Incited by the street corner oratora, the rioters mashed. haedreds of plato glass windows and looted mapy, shops. The men and women who compose the "backbone of Dundee's; industrial population took no part in the disorders. This communist agitation is not a new 'thing by any menna in the district; it has been unusually active since the Army demobilisation; and sur. prisc is widely expressed that the authori "ties should permit so much latitude to

the apostles of sedition.

SCOTTISH SECRETARY TO REMARRY,

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INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

HAILINGS, SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

"KWONGSANG" Then..

· TARSANG

SHANGHAI SWATOW HAIPHONG TE HOLLOW STRATIS & CALCUTTA FBANGKOK TI SWATOW

SHANGHAI HORE SHANGHAI & MÓJI » MANIRA

TA

8th Nov., D'light - 8th Nov..

SM

Bin Nov. SFM.

...Tues FOOKBANG ...Tues

MINGBANG ”.......Vel.. 8th Nov, Dlight

Tharu, 10th Nov, D

Thur, 10th Nor LOONGSANG Thurs 10a Nov

SHANGHAI & TSINGTAU JA SWATOW HANGSANG Fri. 11th Nov., D'light

11th Nor. Noon. MAUSANG Tues, 15th Nov, Noon

TIENTSIN: SANDIKAN

CHIPSHING"...Fri,

it is reasonable to suppose that they CALCUTTA LINE Thin Line afforce regular, sailing to Calcutta, Funnng and

have been carried by the Gulf Stream. AN ANGLER'S ELÉT. «

This is taken from the visitors back of

Argyllshire hotel:

Upon the river's bank sereno

A fisher stood while all was green-

And looked it?

He saw, just as the light grewsdim, The fish or olse the fish saw him-

And hooked it.

He took, with high-erected comb, The fish-or else the story-home,

And cooked it.. Recording angels by his bed Weighed all that he had done, or said-

And booked it.

NO MARKET FOR CARGO SHIPS.""

A marriage has been arranged between The disinclination which the shipyard the Right Hon, Robert Munro. Secretary with the employers in an effort to reduce trade unions are showing to co-operate for Scotland, and Olga Marie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grumler, cost is causing considerable surprise in Woodgarth, Kent Avenue, Harrowgate.

shipping circles. There is absolutely no Mach-friendly interest is aroused by demand for-cargo vessels anything the announcement. In Scotland, where over £9 10s. or £10 per deadweight ton Mr. Muaro is widely known, that interest which is roughly from £8 to £6: 10%. below might be expected; but as a rule a Secre the current cost of production and the tary for Scotland is not so much in the industry's stock of work is consequently public eye in London as others of his rapidly running out. If costs are not Cabinet colleagues. Mr. Munro's out soon reduced there is sure to be a far- standing capacity, however, and the high ther very heavy increase of unemploy esteem in which his abilities are held by ment. To-day it is stated that a handy the Prime Minister, has led to his taking steamer was recently completed, for which a larger share than usual of leading the builders offered without success-to public work, and in the exposition and take 10 guineas per ton. defence of general measures introduced by down when the inte boom was

She was laid the Government. Mr. Munro was born height, for a foreign owner, who is nat at its in 1885, is a son of the manse, and his dow in a position to take delivery of her. first wife, a daughter of the Rev. J. be cost of constructing her worked out Evans, Peebles, died about a year ago at about 30 per ton. The builders in- He representa Roxburgh, and Selkirk in tead to lay her up rather than take less Parliament.

Miss Grumler was educated at Oxfordvolved in a sale at that figure to be loss than 10 guineas, believing the loss in- and London University, and is not yet enough. 28 years of age. In the world of golf she is well known, and her skill is repre- serted by a handicap of four in the Lady & Golfers Union: She holds the record of

two Yorkshire courses.

BOOTLAND AND THE GAELIC.

THE B. AND A. AND THE DOMINIONS.

may have widespread results in the future, An important announcement, which was made at the business meeting of the Rogal and Ancient Golf Club at St. Andrews. The Rules of Golf Committee There is a great assembling of lovers of intend, at the May meeting, to ask for the Gaelic in Glasgow, for the au each of the golf authorities in the British power to co-opt representative from Mod, to listen to competitions in song

Dominions. and story. In the mind of the average

Some feeling has been ex modern Scot the Gaelic holds small space. Fressed in the past that golfing bodies in The Lowland Doric, of which he is becom- our Overseas Dominions should have

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP is Singapore, Penang ing increasingly ignorant, is to him the same direct official contact with the rul

Colombo, Suez and Fort Baid

ATSUTA "MARUNON

SHIDZUOKA KABU...

HAKONE MARU

'YOKOHAMA MARU

Friday,

Friday,

Friday

HAMBURG, vis LONDON & BOTTERDAM.

MATSUYN MARU ́.......

LIVERPOOL vis MARSEILLES.

"KAMAKURA"MARU”

11th Nor, at 11 pant 25th Nov, at 11 am

9th Dec, at 11 am. 23rd Dec, at 11 am

Wednesday, 23rd November.

Wednesday, 7th Dec,

Another decision of the Committee is that they cannot reply to questions which come from individuals, but only to those received from a club.. MISCELLANEA.”

languago eginbol of the race. Subconscing organisation, and this move is de- ously, as the quickening of his heart-beat signed to meet the situation, at the sight of the tartan or the sound of the pipes is witness, he is still responsive to the call of the Celtic blood that flows in his veins.

Bat it must be admitted that to him the Mod means little more then a sangshaw organised by a few

Plans to teach Lowlanders their native enthusiasts. The preservation of the language are now.completed, and have Gaelic, however, is of some interest to already been put into operation-in Loz- him, and he recognises it as an asset in don. The Scots in the South are stated Scottish, or at least in Highland senti- to be showing a tremendous amount of

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manita, Zamboanga, Thursday ment. Of course, the census figures were

Island, Townsville & Brisbane.

AKI MARD

TANGO MARU

NIKKO MARU

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KEW YORK, FIA PANAMA & QUBAN FORTS.

DELAGOA MARU

NEW YORK via SUEZ.

TSUYAMA MARU

BIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS & JUKKAWACHI MARU

BOMBAY vis Singapore, Penang

WAKASA MABU

15th Nov, at 11 m, 20th Deat∙ll am. 17th Jan, at 11 a.m.

25th Nov.

THERDAY, Today, Tuesday,

Friday,

End of December.

BUENOS AIRES in CAPE.

and Colombo,

Wednesday, 16th Nov.

Saturday, 5th Nov., at 11 am, Friday

18th Nov.

Sunday,

CALCUTTA ris bingspóre, Féning & Bangoon..

NAGASAKI KOBE & YOKOHAMA."

GENDA KABU

BANUKI MARU

13th Nov.

MORIOKA MARU

Thursday,

94th Nov.

TANGO MARU

Friday,

18th Nov, at 11 am

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

TAMBA MARU

TSUTAMA MARU

YOKOHAMA KARU

Tuesday, Thursd Sunday,

LIMA MARU (calling Nagasha & Kurs) Sunday,

8th Nov 17th No 120th Nov at 11's.m. 20th Nov.

For Further Information apply to NIPPON YUSEN

Telenbana NoR. 18% à 982

K. H. KAMEI. Manager,

enthusiasm.

How many golf clubs can beat the pe cord of the Royal Aberdeen Their gold medal, which has just been won by Mr. A, B. Hutchison, was instituted in 1780 as a prize for the best golfer of the Aberdeen Club." It has been competed for annually for 141 years.

a disappointment to those interested in the preservation of the Gaelic. There was a big decrease in the number of people speaking the old language. But everyone agrees Lowlander as well as Highlander. with the words of Sir John Lorne Mac leod, ex-Lord Provost of Edinburgh, "When materialism is so rampant in our midst, it is highly desirable that the loch for the consideration of the Irish The recent Cabinet Council at Gair- idealism of the Celtic people, which is and unemployment problems was held-in universally admitted, should be emphasis an apartment which is already locally ed, and that An Comunn Gaidhealach should preach the gospel of higher historical. Its eastern wall was penc things." This An Comunn Gaidhealach trated by a cannon ball when Flowerdale (the Highland Association) was formed in House was fred at by a Hanoverian war- Oban 30 years ago, it seeks to encourage

ship in 1743. Gaelic music and speech in many direc tions, and it is its annual Mod that it pow being held in Glasgow.

THE REEL OF TULLOCHGORUM.

Against strong competition, by more than one German firm, Messrs. Douglas Grant, engineers, Dunnikier foundry. Kirkcaldy, have secured a £70,000 order for machinery for a Rangoon firm.

It is 200 years since the Rev. Thomas the remark he made when recovering from The Premier's, friends are laughing over.. Skinner, the author of Tullochgorum, was born at Balfour, about 20 miles from the dose of gas a dentist administered Aberdeen, and the occasion will be cele the other day. The strains of the "Men brated by festivals all over Scotland.of Harlech came to him from another The famous song had its origin in an room, and he complained,How can u Interesting little incident. A party of poor Welshman march when he is pinned Scottish Episcopalian clergymen were in a dentist's chair by two Scotsmen i " KAISHAwards met at the house of a Mrs. Mont Haig had, his cousin as a partner.

attended a Synod in Aberdeen, and after At St. Andrews the other day Earl When gomery, wife of an Inland Revenue officer. their turn came, the starter's shout They fell to discussing the politics of the Haig and Haig!" made some of the day, and as there were both Whigs and bystanders smile. It sounded so like "un Tories in company the debate grew warm. order for two whiskies. The hostess tried to change the subject by remarking what a pity it was that there there were so few suitable words to some of our best Scottish airs, and, turning to Mr. Skinner, she suggested that he should try his hand on a sang to the tune of Tullochgorm. The result was the set of verses which Robert Burns pro nounced. The best Scots song." song opens thus-

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(THE YAMASHITA S.S. Co. L70.)

REGULAR FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICE

BETWEEN

KEELUNG, HONGKONG & HAIPHONG Sailing, from Hongkong..

FOR HAIPHONG via Holhow & Pakhol

B.S. *HOZUI MÁRU”,

on or about 10th Nor

FOR KEELUNG via Swatow & Amoy

8.8. "TAIKWA MARU”

For further particulary, olnass spply to Branch Office,

No. 87, Bonham Strand; West,

Tel. No. 155.

on or about 10th Nov

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Top Floor, King Building TAA Tel. No. 140.

The

Come, gie's a sang, Moutgomery cried, And lay your disputes all aside, What signifies't for folks to chide

For what was done before them f

DANCING IN LONDON. The dancing season has begun in Lou- den, and the dancing halls and night clubs are begravning to open their doora again, says a writer in the Daily Mail. There is little change in the dancing itself. The waltz, or rather the waltz there is little of the waltz step left. It tune, is coming into favour again, but is a combination of the one-step, the chasse, and the besitation, but very slight, And he who hesitates too long is lost. "Stunting" or, exaggerated dancing, is now bad form, and the fox trot is now! somewhat stiff and decorous. There is an attempt to standardise the steps to a certain extent, so that if you dance with & strange partner she will have some idea what you intend to do. This is, I helieve, an attempt to do "away with dancing, The ewie wi the crookit horn, Bic aane was névér born.

partners, those young people who declare that they can only fit in their steps with Skinner had a troubled life at Longside one person, and consequently.travel round. after the 45, the Episcopalian clergy the ballrooms together in the exclusive- being under suspicion of disaffection to ness of their own society If the steps wards the House of Hanover, His church are standardised they will have no excuse; was burnt and his house was plundered, but I doubt if they require any. Dancing He escaped capture on one occasion by in London has become past the craze disguising himself as a miller. But he stage. It has developed into an institu stuck manfully to his post, preaching to tion Fathers, and even grandfathers, his little flock from the window of his were present at the fret big dance of the Lichise till Botter times dawned.

season,

Let Whig and Torry all agree, Whig and Tory, Whig and Tory, Whig and Tory all agree, And drop their Whigmegorum. Tullochgorum" was Skinner's master pioce, the poem which ranks next to it 18jman.

7;

Singapore returning from Calcatha steamers proceed via Straj and Hongkong ta Japan, occasionally calling at Shanghai. All tears bays excellent passenger accommodation, find with Electrio Light and Fans and carry a fully-qualified

be

Northern and Yangtze Forts Manila by vessels

SHANGHAI LINE: -bangs approsimately every Ave days between Canton aan Shanghai,, sometimes calling at Swatow Through tickets com

obtained and

through Bill of Lading are issued to at HANILA LINEA weekly service is maintained with a

with good HALPHONG LIKE assenger accommodation, sailings from both ports every Friday

Sailinge approximately wuelly for passengers and cargo,

when inducement offers. BORNEO LINE-Fortnightly saling to and from Sandakan by owo 5,000 teme steamers'n.s. "HINSANG," and *...* MAU SANG" both steamers maving excellent passenger sexmmodation Cargo taken, on through Bill of Lading for Kudat, Jesselton, Lanapan Tawaa

Lahad Deta LINEA regular service is run from March to November between LINE-A wekly service is provided between Hongkong and Bangkok' Hongkong and Tiantain, calling at Weibalwel and Chefoo via Bwatow, by four steamers fitted with up-to-date passenge accommodation

TIENTSIN BANGEOT

and

CALCUTTA LINE;

S.L. FOOKSANG" will be despatched on or about Tuesday, 8th Nov., at 3 p.m., for SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA

Through Bills of Lading issued to RANGOON, PURT SWET. TENHAM, MADRAS and DUTCH EAST INDIES,

For Freight or Passage apply to-

Pazarions Nof N.

Jarlie. Wathesam i

GLEN

& Co. Ltd,

GENERAL MANAGERS

AND

SHIRE

Joint Service of Steamers.

U.K.-STRAITS. CHINA JAPAN SERVICE.

·Vesser M.V. "GLENGTLE“ MAGLENAVY"

MAY: GLENLUCE “

Vessel

OUTWARDS.

HOMEWARDS,

Leaves Hongkong

"Due Hongbong:

18th Nov.

5th Dec.

10th Dec

Discharge

88 DARNARVONSHIRE* 15th Vov. Lornon, BOTTERDAM & HAMBURG.

PEMBROKESHIRE” 6th Dec. GEOA, Louros, RosTERDAM & HansURG.

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Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.. The Glen Line, Ltd.,

Telephone No. 215 vel-az, 23 zîd 3690.

Cable Addres

Kawakimsa, Kobe. Bentley's A.B.C7, 616 Ma

a Boott's Codes.

KAWASAKI

KISEN

AGENTE.

Telephone : Bannemlys 8846, 8923.

(KAWASAKI - STEAMSHIP. Co.)

NAVITAL FAID-UP

KAISHA

¥20.000.000

Freident: Mr. Y. KAWAKAKÉ Vice-Prendant Mr. K. MAHUKATA. Managing Director: Mr. Masïza Áîã

ke Company has on hand a Large Hamber of

NEW CARGO STEAMERS

ZALWAYS READY FOR CHARTERS of all descriptions

The following are comprised in the Company's Flock pie

Eleven steamers of 9,100 tons each-dend weight-

And under the Company's Management com Twenty steamers of about 9,100 tons dead weight sacks Two steamers of about 6,400 tons deadweight

(Eslonging to the Kamenii Dockyard Co. Indi

You Cinator Hissue and till she persisten apely to: Cha -

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