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A MIGHTY, SOUL - STIRRING: DRAMA Y
Emil JANNINGS
IN
THE WAY OF ALL FLESH
WITH
BELLE BENNETT
AND
PHYLLIS HAVER DONALD KEITH AVICTOR FLEMING Production
A Paramount Picture
COMING TO THE
QUEEN'S
WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY
THE HONG KONG A.D.C.
will produce
FREDERICK LONSDALE'S
( ON APPROVAL
AT THE
THEATRE ROYAL
ON
Saturday 26th, Tuesday 29th January, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 31st January, 1st and 2nd February.
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NEW YEAR SALE
"MONDAY, JANUARY 7th.
TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW STOCK ALL GOODS ARE BEING OFFERED AT
MUCH REDUCED PRICES.
TBL 6294.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1929.
HUNTING IN KWANGTUNG, 5 No person shall enter any garden or enclomtre in pursuit of any bird or animal, unless permia- PROVISIONAL REGULATIONS.sion has been obtained from the
The following regulations have been, promulgated by the Provia cial "Government of Kwangtung with regard to shooting and hunt ing in the Province of Kwangtung. together with a Proclamation issu- ed by, the District Magistrate of the Po On District.
Pheasant Hunting "prohibited from February 1st to October 31st."
Bulbul, Starling Skylark,- Shrike, "Ptarmigan, Quail, Fuel grouse, Dave, Baipe: Hunting pro cendra animal under protection shall be 31st.
9. No hunting of any hird or bibited from April 1st to October allowed. But this shall not apply
Animals:-Deer, Mouse-deer, An- to cases where due permission has telope, Sealy Ant-enter been granted by the Civil Adminis All the above-mentioned birds. and animals cat noxious insects tration Bureau for purposes of re- search or for other special reasons., and animals and their value to 10. Hunting shall only be allow firm produce and the growing od between October 1st and the end crops is very great. The sonsons of March, which period may be ex-during which bunting is prohibit- tended for not more than a month led, apart from the category which on the recommendation of the local should be protected during the authorities for Any particular whole year, are the breeding reasons..
seasons of these birds and animals 11. Anybody who commits during which hunting should_ha breaches of Articles 1, 2, 3, &, 6 and | prohibited entirely. 10 shall be liable to a fine of from Po On District Notice No. 43 820 to 880.
issued by Cheng Kai Ts'ung, Magistrate, and dated October 30th, 1999.
12 Anybody who commits a breach of Articles 7 and 9 shall be liable to a fine of from 810 to $20.
"Under good "local Government, a territory, is free from locusta, and among a virtuous people, birds prey not on other birds' neats."
In the
"
1. The term hanting (shou lich) in these Regulations shall mean catching birds or animals in nets, or by firearms or other instruments that are not for mintary use. No person shall carry with him more than one set of such instruments. 24 person desiring to hunt game in the Province shall apply to the Civil Administration Burean, giving his name, age,
13. Anybody who commits A nationality, occupation, address, breath of Articles 4 and 9 shall be the locality where he wishes to liable to a fine et from 85 to $10. hunt, enclosing two half-length 14. Any place in any district photos 4 inches long, and a fee of may be declared by the highest
AUSON when autumn (Central Bank notes). On ap authorities there, after consulta- changes to winter, sportsmen go to proval the Civil Administration tion in writing with the Ministry the hills to shoot game, solely for Burent will issue to him the re of Industry and Commerce, as their own ends-a eruel, wanton quired hunting certificate, which place where these regulations shall | slaughter which offends the laws of shall be renewed annually. The not apply.
Heaven. More than this, the form of such certificate shall be
woods are often fired to destroy the specified in a separate schedule.
lurking places of birds and beasts, 3. The holder of a hunting cer
driving them out. This practice is tificate shall, before he actually.
as vicious as drying up the sea to goes hunting, make due report to
catch fish... It renders the hillside the police as to where he wishes to
1. As regards the locality in barren and upst far grass cutting, hunt. The police in such places,
which it is desired to hunt as depriving the poor of a means of is it appears to them necessary to specified in Regulation No. 2 of the livelihood, and it will be rigidly prohibit hunting for the time being Kwangtung Provisional Hunting put down. Take note that ofen- for any reason, shall have power Regulations, hunters
atateders will be punished without dis- district (hsien) to prohibit it accordingly. While clearly the
ocrimination.. such matters lie within the duty municipality (shih) in which the of the police, the authorities in all place in which they wish to hunt places where no police station bas lies. The aphere of motion is been established, shall see to them. limited to three districts at the 4. The holder of a hunting cer- most and shall not be in vague or tifcate shall take with him the cer-general terms in the application. tificate when he goes hunting, and shall produce it for examination when asked for by the Authorities concerned.
5.
No certificate shall hold good for anybody other than the person to whom it was issued.
15. These regulations shall be enforced from the date of their publication.
SUPPLEMENTARY RULES.
must
4. Fees for hunting certificates
as laid down in the regulations must be paid in the Central notes of this province.
5. rust
Persons whose object is trade so clearly when applying For certificates and apart from the fee for a certiäcate must pay an
6. No hunting shall be carried out by the following means:additional trade licence fee of 80 Dynamite, poisons, high explosives,
of traps.
that
Central Bank notes) so trade licence may be issued.' In case any of the above are 4. The time during which hunt- necessary on. Accourt-of any parting is carried on is limited to the cular circumstances, due approval period between sunrise and sunset. of the authorities in the locality 6. The varieties of birds and shall be obtained and due notice animals which are protected og shall be published in advance. inid down in Regulation No. 9 of
No hunting shall take place the Kwangtung Provisional Hunt in the following places:-Prohibiting Regulations and the seasons ed mountains, Government come during which hunting is prohibited teries of all dynasties, public gar- are as follows:- ders, public roads, monasteries and temples, thickly populated places, or other places which the authori ties have appointed for special purposes or where hunting bas been suppressed on application.
Birds Crane, Swallow, Marsh tit, Cale-tit, Great-tit, Nuthatch, Wagtail, Wren, Little Cuckoo, Common Cuckoo Barn owl, Kite, Vulture or Condor: Huating pro- hibited during the whole year.
FILM OPERAS TO BE
*`SHOWN.
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As the result of the recent intro- "talking" pictures, duetion of Producers have experienced great difficulty in distributing abroad ordinary talking" films in which the dialogue is in English. That this difficulty is recognized can be judged by the fact that a well- known British film company has made arrangements for the produc- tion of a series of full-length 'opera, sound films in which the music is intended to be more important than the language. The four operas so far slected are:-La Bohème, Faust, The Bohemian Girl, and Martha. The leading female part is, all four will be played by Miss Barbara Austen, who recently returned from Amerion, where she has been tour- ing as the prima donna of the National Opera Company and the Chicago Civic Opera Company. The series, on which production will start this month, is to be made part- ly in England and partly in Germany
THE WOMAN'S CORNER.
THE NEW MILLINERY.
ONE SIDED EFFECTS.
One of the problems the milliners seem to have set themselves this season is how to get the one-sided effect in miliaery.
Cutting the brim wider at one side (usually the right) than at the other was obvious. What next?
At one dress parade this point was specially watched for. The hats showed:-
A feather mount laid partly against the crown, then along the brim, then partly off the brim where it was widest-which was aver the right car.
Two quills stuck through the erown at the right side and slant- ing on to the brim,
A cerise velvet hat with an inch- and-a-half band of velvet, closely machine-stitched, forming the brim. The two ends of this band crossed lightly and stuck out above the right ear.
Berets were pulled over one ear, and if of velvet or panne bad a feather mount or a big feather bow accentuating the "pull over. The more tight-fitting of the berets those with little suggestion of the tam o' shanter about them-- sometimes have a band of shaved lamb, or even of breast-plumage feathers, going round the bend like a bandeau The only trimming then on the hat is a lovely, or an un- usual, ornament of the brooch or dagger variety.
TIPSYRICE.
Wash well a quarter of a pound of rice; then boil it; then dry it. Boil up half-a-pint of white wine with three tablespoonfuls of soft sugar and the same amount of lemon juice. Put the rice into this' gently and slowly, and then, boil again, so that in the end the grains are quite soft, but not mushy. At the close, a little more wine. Then strain the rice in a hot colander, tip it into a dish, and eat with what of jam, marmalade or stewed fruit appeals to your palate. The rice is equally good cold,
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NECK LINES.
:
Neck lines to dresses, if not closed at the throat, are cut to a shallow point in front, and the bodice of the dress is trimmed with surface tuckings, applications, or. incrustations.
CHIFFON VELVET.
A praceful dinner gown made of chiffon brocade velvet. The bodice ie cut high at the back, and the cross over line in front is kind to full figures.
MY GOODNESS" PUDDING.
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If you feel really down in the mouth and want something to cheer yourself, try this.
EXTRAVAGANCE!
CLEANING WITH BEER.
[UY MARGARET BULLEN:}
It seems that a hundred years ago beer was no more accounted of than silver in the days of King Solomon. It had its place on the. table, it is true; but it was also considered necessary in house-clean- ing.
When the housekeepers of those glorious old times wished to give a glose to oak-wainscot they washed it with warm beer. Then they boil- ed two quarts of beer with a lump of beeswax and a spoonful of sugar, and brushed it on to the wood be fore they polished it. A thirsty man might well look on at such operations with envy, unless he, too, had free access to the cellar.
They also used it mixed with pipeclay and blue to clean stone stairs and pasanges. "Many old- fashioned houses contained long, kitchen passages, all fagged with stone, to say nothing to scullerics and steps: Just think of the amount of good liquor that would be used for that purpose. alone!
A Grate CleanGT,
And they didn't stop there in their extravagant habita. They boiled it with blacklead and soap, and cleaned their grates with it, de- claring that nothing else could give such a beautiful shine; and when they wanted strong paste for stick- ing paper they mixed it with flour and resin instead of using water.
I have heard that men were also reckless in their ways with it. When photography was first discovered the negatives were developed in beer. Of course, this may be only a tale. If a man retires to a dark
room with a large beer jug who can tell whether he will develop plates or put the liquor to a nobler use"
Three ounces of the coarset sugar, four ounces of ivory black, a table spoonful of sweet oil, and a pint of small beer; mix them gradually cold.
your shoes with it, but an old book It seems a quaint idea to clean
Steep enough | tells me that these are the ingred, sponge cake in brandy. Butter a ients for "a fine blacking inquld and line it with maraschino cherries, and stuff it about two thirds with the cake. Fill up with custard in which, there is enough nutmeg. Boil the lot for about an) hour. Eat with Sherry sauce, made thus: Make half a pint of milk very hot, but not quite boiling, and add a teaspoonful of cornflour mois tened with milk; then complete with a tablespoonful or more of Sherry. •boots"!
Valuad Recipe.
It sounds a sticky, mess, but I believe it was a much-valued re- cipt, so there must have been some virtue in it. I wonder if there can be any connection between this and the old saying about "licking his
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