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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8гæ, 1911.

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(Continued from page 2)

CLAYKORD AND RAPIER.

I would also like to take this opport nity of expressing to the Shanghai com- milken my drop seuss of the courtesy with which they have invariably treated me and listened to my opinions. I set as sors of buffer between the moving force of the Chambers and what some may consider the inert masa of the British anthorities and very often the buffer gets squeezed in the process. The weapons E use are not the same as yours. You wield the broadsword or perhaps I should rather say the claymore-and I use the lighter weapon, the rapier, but our öbject is the same. You say with regard to some subject: "We don't like this and we won't have it.” I say: Well.

the "Chinese Government no doubt are justified in claiming that they should re ceive this, and they are entitled to do so under the treaties, yet it is questionable whether in the circumstances, they are altogether wise, etc." (Laughter.). That is different, but you get there.

I should also l'ke to take this opportu nity of saying a word to the British firma in Shangbai and also in other parts of China for the Jorbearance they havo shown to me in the matter of my con- stant troubling of them with letters saking for information and also sugges tiona" 45" regarde how their business |should be conducted. We do try in my office not to trouble people more than is absolutely necessary and Mr. Hutchi- Boa, my assistant, has become quite an: expert in finding out which firms are Hikely to yield some successful result, Mistakes will occur and sometimes wo do draw the attention of a firm to articles they have dealt in for the past 20 years and at others we do interest a Bradford firm of piece goods marchante in some form of high-speed steel, but on the whole we do quite frequently strike oil nad 1 think the work done in bringing manufacturers and merchanta together is having good results.

OPTIMISM TE GUILDING STAR,

The keynote is optimisar and we never admit defeat unless wo are absolutely cimpolled to. As a last resort we tell the people at Home it would be well to put a notice in the British Chamber of Com merce Journal, where it will be read by a large number of people. This refor ence leads me to say that I should like to take this opportunity of congratulat ing the editor of the journal open the manner in which bo edits that paper. It is my misfortune that a good deal of the time I should spend in reading poetry and the classics is devoted to going through trade papers of all kinds, but, to quote Dr. Johnson, Mr. Gull's paper is less ofensive than the others. (Laugh ter.) It is a very interesting and a very useful paper, which I look forward to every month because it always has some- thing of interest. It is one of the best trade journals.

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In conclusion, I should like to say that we hear a good deal now-a-days of the necessity, now that the war is over, of| FREE—BUT our ceasing to think and act nationally and that it would be better that we should think and act internationally for the general good and uplifting of the world. That, no doubt, is quite true and a consummation very greatly to be do sired, but I doubt if the time has quite come to give up thinking and acting nationally, least of all in a country like China. So I say let us first safeguard our own interests and when we know they are safe we will gladly chip in with any agreement for the good of others. It is too late for even the most rabid Let your motto be: "I will hold fast," | woman-hater to deny that women, if they and if you continue to carry on the work desire to do so, may band themselves into you have done during the last five years any kind of society, club, or trade union in the way you have done it I am per- they choom. Women have won their fectly certain that you will deserve the equality, and nothing can now take it confidence of your fellow countrymen in away from them. It is no more possible China, the, support of the British Gov. to prevent women" from forming a kind. ernment and the respect and esteem of freemasonry than it is possible to pre- the Chinese amongst whom you live.

vent them from going into a convent. The Conference then went into com What counts to-day, however, is not what mitte, Mr. W. B. Kennett being elected we do, but how we do it. Freemasonry to the chair and during the interval for as practised by its feminine devotees, tiffin a group photograph was taken of purports to be simply a copy of the ori the members of the Chamber, the deleginst thing; and for this reason it will gates and their guesta,

bo deservedly criticised.

WHY MASONS ?

[BY CHARLOTT 3. BURCHES.]

Freemasons all over the country are discussing the growth of a similar organ- · isation among women. For centuries Freemasonry, like the priesthood, has been a masculine prerogative. Now this monopoly, like every other which man has invented and held securely for hun- dred of years, in being encroached on by the advancing wave of feminism,

THE AFTERNOON SESSION.

As an

average common, house, or garden woman, I resent this slavish At the afternoon session resolations Apart from any symbolio significance of imitation of the masculine formula. were passed on the subjects of the Asso- the word, I. resent the thought of address ciation's Constitution, Customs Tarifi ing a fellow-woman as "brother." What Rule 1 Disorder in China and Claims is the matter with "sister" word arising therefrom, and Currency Reform. that has for centuries been used to de The discussion of these resolutions pro-gnate the noblest women of all, the duced an exceedingly interesting debate. Sisters of Charity, who banded them. Decision as to the publication of the re-selves together, not to practise ritust por solutions in fall will probably be taken to rival the functions of the priests, but to-day.

-in the name of a high ideal to serva the poor, the sick, and the helpless,

This question of one word may seem a mere detail, but in reality it is signi "Ms. Frank Shelp, the owner of a herd ficant of the whole movement among cer- of Jersey cows in Doster, Michigan, says tain women of to-day, who

regard that he has solved the mystery of his cipation as another term formannish. disappearing milk supply. He declares next" Is it so impossible for us, de that his cows waded into the water and women, to start any idea, any activitice, that Ash drank their milk, bays a cable to create anything, that is not a direct to the Uhicago Tribune (Paris edition) copy of something man has already He afterwards caught the fish, and found achieved. If it is so, then the bottom milk in their stomachs.

falls out of the whole striving for woman's equality, and the woman-hatere. are justified.

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The women "Freemasons" declare that they know all the mysteries and secreta of the craft. It is said that only one wéman was over admitted to the brother you can get for the hot season-including risks hood. Overcome by insatiable curiosity, of dust and glare-a a pair of Bir William she hid in a grandfather clock daring a Crookes Glaeste--the ideal guard from glare, and death was the only alternative to Masonic gathering. She was discovered, There are two varieties of this glass; (a) A glass admitting her to Mascary. Every woman vary slightly tinted, of a pale amethyst colourwho-belleves in the nobility of her sex which looker simont colourless. (b) A neutral ledge gained in such a manner.

would prefer lasting ignorance to know

tint which cuts down the glare as well as ubsark

The other day, in a court of Fied. ing the harmful rays. Crookes lenses of any street, 1.saw a little child pick up a prescripticis in either regular or Torie form are filthy" "apple' cost, and devour it with manufactured by the Hongkong Optical Co., relish,

Successors to Clark & Co., Manufacturing and enough to do to-day in it too much to If there are women who have not Retracting Opticis the most competent hope that this fact may be a riga post- optical manufacturing establishment in South to them. Here is a problem that wil China-located in 65, Queen's Road Central

man's wonderful intentions, have never Tot congtexide What about it, my feminine brethren)-Daily Repress

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FROM JAPAN.

THE Steamship

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Goods not cleared by the 10th Nov., will be mubject to rent

All broken, chafed and damaged packages azw to be left in the Godowas, where they will be examined at 10 A., on the 10th Nov." ClaimS against the Stesmer must be presented within | 10 days of arrival, otherwise they will not be

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No Fire Luxursace will be effected by us im an case whatever.

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