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A.P.B.

SOCIETY OF ST. VICENT DE PAUL.

TWO ANNUAL APPEALS NET OVER $20,000.

RESULTS OF MOTOR CAR AND XMAS HAMPER RAFFLES. The two annual appeals of the Society

of St. Vincent de Paul-the al fresco fate and the Ross Day-have netted over 820,000 for the Society's good work among' the poor of the Colony for the coming

year.

BRITISH TRADE WITH CHINA.

LOSS CAUSED BY THE BOYCOTT.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT,

The Department of Ovorsens. Trade" of the British Government has issued the

Commercial Secretary, Shanghai, on the report by Mr. A. H. George, Acting"

Commercial, Industrial and Economical

ituation in China to June 30th, 1928.

Mr. George, in dealing with British trade with China, says 1995 will be re- membered na the year of the anti-British The al fresco fête held on Sunday at boycott and its dire consequences to the Roman Catholic Cathedral brought British trade. Imperts into Chins from in over. $18,000, and with the amount the British Empire (excluding Hong raised from the Sale of Roses on Thurs- Kong) dwindled from 107,270,000 taels day last, the funds of the Society had (1 tack=3, 3(d) in 1994 to 160,550,000 been increased by over $20,000. This in 1925, while the British share of the amount is a little less than was raised carrying trade fell from 39.71 per cent. by the Society last year.

in 1924 to 28.14. After relating the his tory of the origin and spread of the boy cott and its accompaniment by violent

Mr. George says it is impossible to asses the precise damage caused by this agita- tion. He gives, however, some details of its widespread consequences.

Motor Car Raiko. : The Fiat Motor Car raffe, which was!

the main attraction in the Al Fresco propaganda, intimidation and bribery, fete, and produced the best turn-over for the Society, was won by ticket No. 18, the lucky holder being Mr, R. J. Everest, who took the nem-de-plume of Pegs O'Neill

In connection with this raffle, there were ten consolation prises offered. The result of the draw for these is A follows:

Ticket Prize No. No.

(4430 1 Mr. Breen, bycycle.

Alias Antonio, radio se

,, rocking horse. Mr. Sander, rocking borac. Mr. Yu King Po, dog.

17-48 2

0199 3

1500 4

0650 3

1133. 6.

2014 7

2305

8

0018 0 0760

19

Mr. S. P. Leigh, donkey. Mr. Au Shaa Yee,

Mr. Li Churr Ro

He says: The boycott rendered idle for four or five months over 100 British vessels engaged in the coastal and river trade and diverted large numbers, of ocean-going vessels to Singapore, Manila, | and Japan ports owing to the im- possibility of handling or landing cargo at Shanghai and other China ports. It put a stop for some four months to all work in British industrial cancerns in Shanghai... It caused grave losses

to British firms in respect al goods order- dianer Beted by Chinese customers on their own

1 case preserved ginger, secount, which they were unable to trans- Mr. C. E. Basto, animals. ship or deliver and on which heavy Mr. A. L. Alves,

charges for storage, insurance, and in- terest had to be paid. and diverted orders for many commodities from the United Kingdom to the Continent.” Native agents of foreign firms competing with British, encouraged and subsidized the agitation, which was supported open- Bandeman, K.O.S.B.ly by the Chinese Chambers of Com- Mr, Aimong, Impt. merce and Chinese merchants and in-

dustralists.

horn and cart. Christmas Hamper Rafis, The lucky bolders of the winning num- bers in this raffe are:-

Mr. J. Dalrymple,

& Expt. Office, Mr. E. Hynes,

H. Police, Mr. E. Reading,

Der A. Wing.

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The boycott never obtained a strong footing in Northern China and Man- churia, but in Central and Southern China it was most vigorous. Mr. George says "it is impossible to resist the con- Blueball.viction that the present anti-British bias is largely an artificial one, due entirely

Mr. H. Thirst,

Ticket Prize Hamper

No. No. No.

144

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113 2

9

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Mr. L. Ramakily,

240

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114

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56

61 10

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88 ..11

5

270 12

3

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Borsalino Hat

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FOR BEAUTY,

WITH

COMBINED

COMFORT & ECONOMY

Kennedy Road. to the predominant part that Great

Britain has hitherto played in foreign re-. Mr. J. M. Alves.

Mr. Ng Sau Chung.ations with Chira,"

Shamshaipo, 4, Mr. A. Burden,

81 13 B

83 17 -8

47 13

Royal Naval Yard. Mr. C. Barros,

St. Joseph's Bdg Mr. W. Kitchell,

Deacona

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Tribute to Chinese Local Government;

ft. George, in a general survey of the situation, states with regard to the dis the Chinese genius for local self-govern order created by the militarista, it is only

ment that saves the country from com- plete chaos. Though countless. forins of Mr. Guzman,

Chilian Consul.! local taxation are enforced in several provinces, the surprising fact remains Mrs. Ricardina Lay.

that the revenues derived from legitimate Mr. Benedict Barry,

taxation exceeded all previous "recorda." 160, Austin Ed. This, Mr. George explains on the ground Mr. J. J. Carroll,

first, that the disturbances are mostly 13 Mess, Ambrose local, affecting one and then another part Holders of winning numbers are roof the country, and rarely involving the quested to call for their prizes at the whole country at once; secondly, that a offices of Mr. J. M. Alves, La, Chater large proportion of the trade is carried Road, not later than Saturday, on in and through the treaty ports where The results of other raffles will be an- there is comparative stability, largely due to the presence of well-organized nounced in due course.

foreign settlements. Although a small fraction of the total native" population resides in these ports, expert estimates have put the proportion of foreign in ports consumed in them at between 35 His Excellency the Governor and Lady and 50 per cent. of the whole. Finally Clementi, 820; Boys of St. Joseph's Mr. George supposes that the present de College, $49; Mr. M. Martins Osmund, raand for foreign goods is in the nature Mra Filmens Roza Gomes, useful of an irreducible minimum which local articles; Kowloon Confectionery, parcel disorders cannot further affect.

In regard to the disorganization of sundry sweets: The Pharmacy, articles; Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., and damage to the railways caused by the Ltd., 12 tins cigarettes; The Sun Co. militarists Mr. George quotes a foreign radio receiving set; Italian Convent, Hong Kong, needle work.

Further Donations. The Society begs to acknowledge the receipt of the following gifts in aid of

the fête :-

of

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THE POET-LAUREATE 82.

Dr. Robert Bridges was 82 last month, says the Evening Standard, and it is unlikely that he will now do anything to alter his reputation of being "the least- known Poet Laureate," His muse is, however, still fairly active, and à now volume of verse appeared last year, which showed that he had not shed his idiosyn- crasies in matters of punctuation and abbreviation. This volume was violently attacked by one critics as pedantis balderdash, if feeble and flat

· Dr. Bridges is essentially' a "highbrow": Intellectuals and fellow professional writers delight in his work and proclaim him one of the foremost living poeta. To the majority, apart from a few lyrics, his Jong sentences, and complicated metre conveying very subtle thought and word pictures, mean very little. Read aloud by one who knows and appreciates them" the poems take a new beauty.