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MISS ROYDEN IN SHANGHAI.

PATRIOTISM AND, INTER- NATIONALISM.

ADDRESS TO BRITISH WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION,

CHINA.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 21st 4 very successful reception was given by the British Women's Asso siation at their Headquarters, 12 The Bund, to Miss Maud Royden, minister of the Guildhouse, Eccles- ton Square, who is now visiting Shanghai for a few days.

CECILIA HANSEN.

EXQUISITE PLAYING IN FAREWELL CONCERT.

to

The Chins Ladies Hair Dressing We are not in possession of any special information on the point, Saloon in Kayamally Building, one of the three new establishments but it seems probable that what

opened for the graduates of the really happened in London was Wai Sun Training School, is very simply this:-Professor BMITH, with well arranged, clean and artistic An honest desire to further Anglo-The hairdressers are becomingly Chinese relations and advance clad in long white overalls, and the British trade and commerce, assist-furnishing and appointments up! ed the Chinese economic and finan- to-date and attractive. These young cial delegation in laying their ladies have had a thorough training proposals before certain British in all branches of tonsorial art WHERE BRITAIN MAY HELP u revoir and not in truth fare- industrialists. Then, we asume, both for men and women.

charges are extremely moderate the shipbuilders and engineers and textile manufacturers assured their

An unofficial visit to the Sna questioners that they would be very Nam Hos was paid yesterday morn ing by Mrs Southoru who inspect pleased to have more business-buted the various articles presented to we cannot believe that the "secret negotiations" went very far beyond that stage. British firms are only too anxious to co-operate in the and to assist in peconstructing the Comdr. J. B. Nowill, D.S.O.. RN (Harbour Master), Capt. T T war-ravaged areas of that unhappy Laurenson, D.8.C., and Mr. W. J. country, but such business can be to representing the Marine Founded in Pilsen 1842. put through only in accordance with recognised business custom. That man is an optimist who signs, or who offers for signature, a contract relating to work done in, or goode supplied to, China without some cafeguard against a repetition of those evasions and repudiations ORIGINAL PILSNER BEER, which have done so much harm to

OF THE

Capt. Sparke and Chief Engineer Houghton as a recognition of their defence of the vessel on the occasion of the recent piracy. The A.D.C. to H.E. the Officer Administering the Government accompanied. Hr

After the official reception an open meeting was held in the club

rooms, at 5.30 pm, when Miss

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Home Koxe, Sartemen 25tя, 1928.

THE OPTIMISM OF JOHN

NIND SMITH.

To those who may modestly claim to know

a little about Chinese affairs, it is extremely interesting to note the reaction in England to the sensational article appearing last month in the Daily Express, describing bow certain British firms were to rebuild war-ravaged China.

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corresponding scale.” The Times history of secret negotiations" for that British arms were already "the partial rebuilding and the

owed 850,000,000 for materials, while partial creation of a new world the claims of bondholders could not which is destined to take its place among the leaders of humanity." be computed without the aid of

logarithms! From the practical journalist's "good point of view, this, was a story," and immediately after pub- lication in London it was served up for provincial consumption by the Press Association. It was also

west, nor did the keen eye of the

In London, then, the view was taken that while it was very inter- sting to know that JOHN SMITH had gone back to China "to place the result of his successful efforts before the Chinese Nationalists,"

it would be still more interesting to know when the unfortunate

Chinese credit abroad.

Guilds.

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of

A MANY SIDED ARTISTE.

Cecilia Hansen has given her farewell concert but all music lovera in Hong Kong will hope that it is well. The appestance of the groat woman violinist was looked for. ward to eagerly and each of her three Concerts haa aarved stimulate the interest felt in her art and her personality. Cecilia an artiate whose Hansen is not touch becomes familiar after one recital. She has always something fresh to put before her audience, tempest and passion are succeed ed by the dreaming inspiration "of & Saint Cecilia, or a carefulness, sa Perhaps last night was Miss Han- perfect as to be art. Internationalism." Mrs. here. Hong Kong is not very large Craddock, Vice-chairman of the and real music lovers who care to B.W.A., in the absence of Mrs. attend three concerts, given in a Byrne, Chairman, introduced Miss short space of time by the same Royden to the large audience that artiste are not numerous. But last night's audience was by no means bad gathered, as a British woMER A retired Army captain living in who has done and is doing fine work small for Hong Kong. She was playing moreover on a strange in- New Zealand has written to the among women, and expressed regret strument, lent by Mr. J. Braga, aa Press complaining of prolonged that her stay should be short.

unfortunately both her own violins delay in the paying of his retire.

Before leaving England, Miss have been injured by the climate. ment gratuity If his case is Reyden said, a great speaker had Four items of the programme typical one there appears clear told her that he believed the War will not be forgotten by anyone who heard them. The Gluck-Kreis- need for "gingering up." At the had brought shout a world con beginning of last year he was

Melodie Was perfect. serving in India, and decided to sciousness which had not been be-er retire and settle in New Zealand. fore, that the war bad made an Technique, emotion and inspiration were marvellous and the perfection a Jung he applied for petuity of was realized that everything that of the rendering so poignant that In permission intellectual conception a reality. It £1,300 to be paid into the National affected peoples on one side of the for the moment one wished to hear Bank of New Zealand at Welling would affect them on the other. It no more music lest the impression There followed the toa. In September last year he had brought the people of the world be blurred. received a reply from India, peloser together, given them fuller Praeludium and Allegro plication approved.

In March he realization of each other. There- Pagnani-Kreisler in which Miss received a communication from the fore, when he set out on her Hansen turned from her divine War Office confirming his retire journey, Miss Royden was deter-rapture to movement, passion, and ment and stating that an announce mined to see if this were so, and she a haunting melody.

In response to insistant calls an ment would appear in the London believes that to-day there is a world

encore was then given before the Mr. W. W. Horiell, C.I.E.,

got a Gazette on or about April 10th, consciousness.

interval, and in it one A Confusion Of Ideas. Vice Chancellor of Hong Kong after which he would be notified University, arrived here yesterday

But differences arise, she con- glimpse of the Valkyrie of Mits by the a.a. Kut Sang from a four Down to June, when he wrote from tinued, through the confusion that Hansen's first concert. The sharp, Auckland, this was as far as the has been made between patriotism agonising notes and the cynical matter had got! In March he ask- and internationalism, the belief undercurrent of emotion were ren. ed the Pensions Office at Welling that if you are a true internation- dered as perhaps she alone could ten to request the War Office toalist you cannot be a good patriot give them. And then, after the cable his gratuits, but the War and if you are truly patriotic, then Lalo

"Symphonie Espagnola" Office does not do things this way. iis impossible to be a good inter which was played somewhat un- some exquisite pas- He was negotiating for the pur- nationalist. Many good inter evenly with chase of a business, and naked the nationalists are to blame too, Miss sages in the andante and Finale, came the Nocturne," of Chopin- Bank of New Zealand to advanco Royden said, for saying that one him money on the strength of should love all countries as one's Sarasate played carefully and per official documents admitting his own. claim to £1,300.

This was impossible, and fectly with wonderful harmonics. It is Miss Hansen's versatility is not the With all my furthermore not desirable,

least of her charts, but it is in was fined $5 for carrying fowls by/documents in their hands and with quite possible to love your own their knowledge of Government

country more than any other, only her "G" notes that she stands methods, not one pendy would they natural and right to do so, but supreme. The programme was 10- advance."

this should not prevent you from companied by Mr. Boris Zakbarof being..a

good internationalist. at the piano with the unselfishnessa and skil which we have learnt to The Committee Industrial Through loving your own country,

from him. Hong Kong Transference has been sitting in you would understand the more the expect England has made severe comments patriotism of another of different upon the difficulties which the nationality, and thus be dominions place in the way of in sympathy. British immigrants, but it some

Children, the speaker said, the times appears doubtful whether the Dominions are ripe enough for any would have brought up in all the Com-less they truly understand national- more rapid absorption of Eng- traditions of their country, for un- land's surplus population. mander CP Hearle, IN (rettrism, it is impossible-to-expect them perial ed), "hon. secretary of the Ex-I ever to understand internationalism Service Association of or how passionately the Chinese Queensland, urges that ex-Service love their own country.

Every Nation Its Own Genius. men be cautioned against emigra

Every nation, Miss Royden be- tion to that State at the present time. There is, he writes, very lieves, has a particular genius of its In the Anglo-Saxon race this serious unemployment in Queens- land, and "it is pitiful to see men

The Colony had a clean bill of health as regards notifiable disease over the week-end.

months holiday in India.

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The total output of the Kailan Mining Administration's mines for the week ending September 8th amounted to 7,182 tons, and the sales during the period to 43,000

tons.

"

A Chinese was fined $87 by Mr. W. Schofield at the Kowloon Magis tracy for carrying ten chickens in a small basket. Another Chinese

their wings

Miss Muir Newson, the bride tp be of the Master of Napier, arrived yesterday on the Empress of Canada: with her parents, Sir Percy and Lady Newson. The wedding will be celebrated on Friday in the Cathedral.

The 7th ordinary yearly meeting of Hong Kong and Canton Ice Manufacturing Co., Ltd. will be held at the offices of the General Managers, 2. Lower Albert Road, on Friday, October 12th, at 11.30

4.M..

annual In the lists of the examination of the Royal Drawing Society, London, held in June this year, eleven of the twelve pupils from Quarry Bay School who enter

MACAO RACES cabled across the world, east and DRAFT Programmes and Entry RACE MEETING to be held on 8DN-for ships at sen DAY, 14TH OCTOBER, 1928 (Weather excellent item. Hundreds of thou-for goods received was to be finally ed certifiestes of merit (7 with

and definitely abandoned, and out. honours).

about the issue of his gratuits.

on

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Forms for the TENTH EXTRA editor who selects the wireless news chinese habit of omitting paymented the Preparatory Division receiv, and women arriving every week, gift is political genius, by which is

the LR.R.U, MACAO, CAUSEWAY BAT STAзLIS, and ROXOR ADVERTISING Co.

Entries CLOSE at Micao 2.30 Y.M., WEDNESDAY, 3RD OCTOBER, 1928.

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The Programmē. world.

The programme was as follows: 1.-Sonata

Greig, Allegro,

Andante,

Presto..

(a) Melodie

Gluck-Kreidler.

Pugnani-Kreisler Symphonic Espagnole PLAYE

Allegro,

Andante Finale:

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Sarasate,

(c) Zigeunerweisen

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3. to swell the ranks of, the unem vulgar game of politics." It was. the majority of whom merely help meant far more than the rather ployed." He adds that Queensland this gift which made Great Britain is noted for its rapid recovery a nation when the rest of Europe Permitting), may be obtained from sands of people," possibly millions, standing accounts fully met. Up Passengers arriving here yester-

should small states warring one against the immigrants for the frst time heard of Professor in Manchester there was similar day by the Empress of Canada were after periods of depression, but was divided still into cities and The British parliament, Mrs. J. M. McHutchon and Miss prospective JOHN NIND SMITH, "known through scepticism. Since certain specified M. E. McHutchan, Mr. and Mrs wait until prosperity has returned other

Aus was nevertheless the model of every out China as Jous SMITH," the cotton and woollen textile firma R. Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. once more. The Development and though in modified or altered form,

Rattey, Mr. F. C. Jenkin, Pay- Migration Commission of

CROWN LAND SALE. man largely reponsible for the

were reported to be directly inter master-Comdr. E. Rogers, Mr. Ctralis has lately issued a report constitution in the world. The gift creation of this vast ayndicate forested in "contracts of great value L. Sandes, the Hon. Mr. B. D. F. showing the prevalence of unem of the British is expressed in the

NEW KOWLOON LOT GOES Beith, Mr. T. Oliphant, Mr. and ployment not only in Queensland, power to organize floating aspira-

FOR $4,612. the stupendous rebuilding opera about to be signed," it is surprise L. Dunbar, Miss Dunbar, but throughout the Commonwealth. tions, to make an ideal practicable, ing to read that traders on the Col. R. B. Skinner, and Miss One of the remedies proposed is the and be patient with the clumsy

encouragement of rural settlement, framework of its reality.

Although there WAS and that no doubt goes to the root At the present the floating ideal From English papers to hand by Manchester Royal Exchange, while Kotewall.

attendance of property owners at Theee who enjoy dancing the of the trouble. In Australia, as in of all the world is peace. Bat un- the last mail, it appears that the interested in the report, were unable

other countries, too many men less that ideal is given the frame the Crown Land Offices yesterday New Kowloon towns, work of some sort of organization afternoon when reaction to this astounding bit of to give any information about the Yale Blues will be interesting to would rather live in the

know that its inventor, Major Cecil good news for depressed British venture when approached on the Taylor, has given a private demon however precariously, than work it will evaporate as has happened Inland Lot No. 1166 was put up for to many another unclothed ideal: auction, the property found no industry was not at all apprecia-subject by the Manchester Guardian, stration of a new dance which he

The genius of the Anglo-Saxon, the bidders, and was knocked down a has rather thoughtlessly named the

An innovation in the leasing of speaker went on, has made demo- the upset price of 84,612. somac surprise. Generally speaking, there seemed to Tile-trot. This newest invention,

This piece of land is situate at tive. There was

grouse-moors has been introduced cracy to-day a work-a-day expres certainly, but there was more seep-be a prospect of better business in which is performed to tango mir une or two shipping companies sion. The League of Nations would the junction of Ki Lung Street and Shek Kip Mei Street, and he an area of 3,690 square feet. It car- ticisin. In fact, one City Editor Lancashire goods, both in China was suggested to Major Taylor by

and Hong Kong, but there was no watching a kitten play with hie this year. For an inclusive charge have died but for the faith of one

ries with it a Crown rental of $26 declared the story bad-been received suggestion that increased orders of shoelace on the hearth. Certainly the companies are taking American Englishman, Lord Robert Cecil, as

One of the conditions le something catlike and sportsmen across the Atlantic, to he was then, and his determination

with that it should live and be made to per annum. complete moors

of sale was that a sum of not less with "mild derision" by business bleached goods and black sateens there

sinuous in the design of the Scottish were due to JOHN SMITH's efforts at

than $8,000 should be spent on rate men who in the past have had partially rebuilding and partially dance, which involves & rather at keepers, ghillies, dogs, ponies, and work.

Britain's Contribution To China.

able improvements within twenty- tractive rise and fall of the part- the rest of it, and taking them important financial relations with creating a new world, destined to

"I can promise you," said Miss four calendar months from the date take its place among the leaders neré throughout. its whole length, back home at the end of the season. China These cynical City men of humanity.

but with none of the eccentric or It cannot be denied that this Both in London and in Man-objectionable movements which have good business, which should not Royden, that I shall not go Home of purchase. were inclined to "agree that the

chcoter, the two most important marked former ballroom novelties. only prove attractive to American and write a book," and she said

WEATHER REPORT. cable printed in the Time from business centres of England, the According to its inventor it has millionaires, but, afford landlords that it had been far from her plans was a land of 400 million people, its Peking correspondent accurate sensational story of the powerful to be taken "vers softly," without some very good renta. But it is to give any lectures during her stay

Yesterday's weather report, fore- British syndicate formed to rebuild any movement of the shoulders, and doubtful if this sort of thing will in China. But as she saw it, China with a civilization older than any, Without in the least re-

cast and remarks, issued by the ly described the situation. In a war-ravaged China was received is intended as a change from the be for the ultimate good of the

Royal Observtory at 5.87 pm... message to the London paper, the either with doubt or derision. It everlasting monotony of the slow moore

It would be unwise to fecting upon the good sportsman and the changing of the ideas of a

stated:- is true that a careful reading of fox-trat. correspondent had explained that the story in the Daily Exprete does predict that the File-trot will ship and other desirable qualifica country of the size and age of

An anti-cyclose is central over the news about the Smith syndicate not reveal quite so much as the establish itself in the dance pro- tions of American gentlemen who China was a stupendous task. But big headlines suggest. Contracts gramme for the coming season, if may avail themselves of such an

tion in this task might be made North China. A trough of low had caused "pleazed amazement "

of great value were "about" to be only because most orchestras are opportunity, it is obvious that a in Peking. The scope for recon signed; the syndicate was "expect notoriously bad at playing tangoes, holiday-maker, who will have no through that gift which we have pressure extends from Annam to

were artists, great in east of Formoss.

winds, Local Forecast:--N.E. ed" to develop to its full activity and good, tango music is, in any interest in the place except from a really, the political genius. The the Loochoon with minimum to the atruction is enormous, he continued during the next six months (one case, a zarity Nor does the new distance when his holiday is done, and the Nationalist Government month has passed without anything dance look particularly easy to cannot be expected to do for the literature, surely as great a-gift-as intonds to spend hundreds of more being heard of the scheme); learn, owing to the delicate balance estate what the tenant does who that of political genius, but it was fresh, fair.

After the applause, which greeted engineering contracts were in abey required and the frequent crossing takes it on a long lease, and is the latter which could give her millions of dollars during the next ance although experts were on of the feet; However, no one would near enough at all seasons to give greater aid in the present time

And patriotism of the Chinese people. the speaker as she stepped back on their way to China to survey and deny that it has grace and style some personal attention to the giving something to the passionate

The time is past when any nation the platform, had died down, Mrs. two or three years "Unlimited to cost the contracts offered. It is and is a pretty thing to watch. management of the moorE

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plies-of-machinery, motor vehicles, railway, wireless, and telephone tracts forms are signed in sheer guarding his new invention from a long lease at a lower annual-rent purer patriotism, and the inter

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