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A new type of luncheon and sup- per club is being evolved in London following the stamping-out of ques- tionable night clubs run by aliens. Several of the now clubs have sprung up in the west-end of Lon den during the last few weeks They make a point of good cook- ing and good wines and cater as much for luncheon customers as för after-theatre-parties which come in for supper and a cabaret show- There are stringent regulations governing membership and the cb- servance of licensed hours. The clubs open much earlier in the day than did the old night clubs, and specialise in tea dances in the afternoon. A cabaret show is given about midnight, with supper, and the doors close just about the timer when the old type of club was be- ginning to get into full swing.
Sir Austen Chamberlain stated steamships over 1,500 tons to have] two-berth cabins for sailors and in reply to a question in the House firemen, and also mearooms, bath- af Commons that 368 persons, of washrooms, drying-rooms, whom 250 were women and children, and hospital accommodation. Dur- were evacuated from Kabul by the ing the war when ships were built Royal Air Force between December The anticyclone has spread south in Britain to a standard under the 23 and February 11,
Defence of the Realm Act, similar eastwards, pressure remaining high-
The Accommodation was compulsory on est over South Manchuria. depression has moved eastward and "British ships, but this standard is is probably situated to the south a longer in operation. Complaints the of the Bonins Fresh monsoon will
generally made about continue along the south-east coastamaller boats, and as these are the of China and over the North China ships that usually go in and out of Manchester feeling is obviously Local Forecast:-N.E. A WELL ESTABLISHED FAVOUR-
stronger there than at a port like Southampton. Some men, of course, will have nothing said against any ITE OF PROVED HIGH QUALITY. fresh, cloudy generally.
ship. but on the whole the men are Brigadier General the Hon undoubtedly dissatisfied and chily Everard Baring, chairman of the about the food. They say at Southern Railway, has been ap- either it is scarce or that there is pointed chairman of the Railway no variety. One man interviewed in Companies' Association, and Vis- Manchester said he had just come count Churchill, chairman of the back after a seven-week voyage and. Great Western Railway, has been had not had a square meal the appointed deputy chairman,
་ ་ ་ There is one respect, however, in which British shipping stands above competitive merchant navics, and that is in regard to the overloading less than an inch-0.91 to be precise of ships. As a representative body On March 13 0.01 was recorded, and the Chamber of Shipping naturally a fortnight later 0.02 was register
Desirous of blotting out all re- frowns on any overloading, anded The following day (March 29) Another "Burning of the Books."
farmer China, and wishes to see the evil stamped out. there was a torrential downpour of Apart entirely from consideration: 0.88 in. which brought the month's cords of a of safety and morality, it is against total up to the figure above stated. wishing to pose as the first Em- the intereste of the shipping in. In March last year the total rain- peror, Shih Hwang Ti ordered the dustry, as a whole, that vessels fall recorded at the Botanic Gardens burning of all books. This happen- should be this was 6.37 which 3-59 falled a couple thousand years
twelve rainless days during March repeats itself. Five hundred copies last year, whereas this year there of the second edition of "Historic 1 were no less than twenty-eight, Macao" have been destroyed by fire The author, Mr. C. A. while the rainfall for the month has at the order of the Governor of that been only about one-quarter of the Colony.
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Mussolini's campaign for morn and better babies seems to be having a great boost by the newsianera Whenever triplets or quadruplets are registered in Linly, there is gen- erally a big story with lavish con- gratulations for both father and other. Laat week, Rome experi.
up to it. He says that for gesting an international régine to telling plain, bitter truths and sug safeguard the Colony, his work was arbitrarily suppressed without legal sanction. Even the straightforward entarks qucted from a previous Governor's work 26 to overdue
than their share of the trade and the great majority, who are honest, suffor, and probably in every in dastry there are a certain number of black sheep who are ready to gain, if they can, an unfair advan BRITISH SHIPS AND tage over others. When commodities
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are urgently wanted for marketing it may be the charterers, ie, the EVERYBODY knows the joys of a shippers, and not the owners, who to use in- sailor's life-seeing the world" may occasionally try and getting paid for its instead of fluences to ensure that ships shall having to pay for the privilege of be loaded with more than, accord. 4 passage. An officer on a Britishing to the regulations, they ought to carry. Ia a recent report. the mail boat, with fifteen years' sen
Chamber of Shipping shows the anced another advent of triplets by measures of reform led to the service during four of these years
extent of the trouble, so far as the mother in the peer San Lorenzo caniscation of every available copy he was privileged to donate a sum
quarter. Donna Rachele Mussolini. even private domiciles being raided British shipping industry is con- wife of the premier, sent 1,000 lire for the purpose.
At first the of money to a shipowner for services
to the mother, while the city of Governor had agreed to subscribe cerned, in its proper proportions. It states that the cases of British Rome made gifts to the children for a large number of copies, but misled by intrigues and without ships reported by the Board of
reading the book he ordered its Trade, as overloaded between Jan- and parents.
an anti-patriotic suppression as uary 1, 1926, and September, 1928, were 11 out of 200,000 voyages in the Bequest to Waitress.
wark, whereas its main purpose was "Fifty pounds to the waitress to spare the Colony further ruina. foreign trade, and 95 out of 220,000 voyages in the home" and coasting known as 'Olive at the Junior ion and the stricken mother-coun- trades Again, of the total number Carlton Club" was one of the try heavier responsibilities. The been overloaded 80 per cent. were Charles Herbert Theophilus Mets formal complaint against un- small craft of under 500 tons, and calfe, of Winkworth Hill, Godal warrantable procedare and claimed only two were ordinary ocean-going ming, who left £116,015, with net redress. As a last resort he sought personalty £104,901. Sir James, to settle matters in the Court of ships of about 5,000 tons.
who was a distinguished engineer Macao, only to be fined $400, with and a friend of Cecil Rhodes, left the alternative of forty days' im £1,000 to Harrow School, £1,000 to prisonment, for alleged abuse of University College, and £1,000 to the Press Law. At the trial no de- He finite charges were "made by the any load-line for her own ships. Royal College of Music. The omission appears the more bequeathed £800 to charities, and Prosecutor, who from the outset. curious buse she attaches, right- his violin and cello to the Royal reserved the Court's decision for
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at sea and fair play for all suggest Italian painter, Pierretto Bianco, Pending the Court of Appeal's deci- that there should be agreements gave an exhibition of tris murals for sion at Goa, it transpired that among the nations on the lead-line private party of Americans in there was no vand ground at all question, as that the shipe of one the new paince of the Ministry of the for the trial, an amnesty having country should not be permitted to Navy, in Rome. Pierretto Bianco been granted at Lisbon for out load lower than those of others. The did the mural decorations for the standing Press Law cases, and when. pooling of experience in this matter salon dedicated to the work of the promulgated at Macao eight months should be very valuable. Presum- Supreme Naval Counsel, wherein later the amnesty still came ably the matter will be raised before the Italian admirals will in future time to quash the case. the forthcoming International Con sit to decide the large turns of ference on the Safety of Life at Italy's naval policy. What Pleret Unfortunate Sarcasm
As to restitution of the con- Sen. British shipping authorities to Bianco drew was not the usual would welcome such an agreement, sen scenes with ancient wind-jam-fiscated copies, the new Judge and can be relied upon to use every ming men-of-war or battles between referred the author to the Governor, effort within their power to secure Roman galleys and those of the since the seizure was solely at the barbarians. He depicted the mo- former Governor's bidding. A peti- dern scenes of the construction of tion was addressed to the Governor abettleship from the forging of the who, after consulting his legal steel plates to the riveting of the adviser, decided not to return the last rivet. It was remarked that books, it being pretended that the Medical Officer, which stated that
American artists had an abundance amnesty was for the author but not but of 71 British ships inspected 18
of themes in the steel mills and for the work, Rather than let the... were declared insanitary, while of
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Notice has been given of the express the constantly broadening tically but incautiously suggested were insanitary. The question was raised by & Councillor who comforthcoming marriage of Miss Alice soul of America. Skyscrapers, that they might as well be burned. CHINA, JAPAN, COREA, INDO-meated that it was no credit to the Blyth, residing at 2, Tung Hing Fieretto-Bianco stated, had already By the Governor's order this suge STRAITS British Mercantile Marine The Road, Kowloon, and Mr. William attracted him and these furnished gestion was carried out, a bonfire CHINA, SIAM,
Medical Officer in reply, agreed with Grant, warder at the Laichikoku picture full of movement and being made of about five hundred SETTLEMENTS, MALAY
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During the five days ending April | Revival of Opera
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to be made the Board of Trade 1. it is satisfactory to report, only The opera season, revived in living abroad; if only to spare
the brilliance familiar in other broken-hearted historian cruelly This Large Volume of approximate complaint is not a new one, and ed, 4 from Kowloon and 2 from Rome by Mussolini, has taken on Macao the shame of seeing her aged,
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makes up in official and royal records every honourable tradition were found with insanitary con- Hollis, formerly of the Daily Press dazzle. The royal family and Duce and proud episode of the colony, ditions of various kinds. "In staff, who has now joined the are the big patrous, and both besides vindicating contested na- British ships sailors and firemen British-American Tobacco Company, grace the boxes with their pre- tional rights on several knotty a premiere or points. It is the only historical have separate quarters, but in moet Mr. Hollis was one of the best cases the units of each section are golfers in the Colony and runner-up a new opera attracts them. The work which thoroughly rebuts un- still herded together into a comman
In the recent Singles Championship Duce was present at a brilliant pre-fair strictures on Macao by many a sentation of "Norma which would biased writer. Moreover, from the space for feeding and sleeping pur at Fanling. poses. The extent of air space to
correspond to the final dress re international viewpoint," Historic There was no business of public heart. This performance has the Macao" is of special interest nowa which each individual is entitled is limited to 120 cubic feet, which com- interest at the fortnightly meeting official stamp and is attended by days inasmuch as it given as in- pares rather badly with a usual of the Sanitary Board held yester Premier Mussolini, his cabinet, partial digeet of all foreign re all of 300 cubic feet per day afternoon. A minute by the high governmental officials and lations with China from the outset. person under common ledging-house President relative to the appoint members of the chamber of deputies to the present time, and quite by-laws. This legal overcrowding ment of the Hon Dr, S. W. Tso, and the senate The real official frankly points out momentous ing distinctly encourages the spread of 0.B.E, the Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga, opening occurs in the presence of ternational faws, their unheaded respiratory tuberculosis, pneumonia, Dr. W. V. M. Koch, the Medical the King.. At this performance, the causes and aggravating effects. The“ and infectious fevers, and may be Officer of Health, and the Head of Royal box was occupied by both wanton suppression and destruction justly regarded as responsible for the Sanitary Department as a com- the King and Queen and by Princess of such a work is to be regrettede their excessive prevalence among mittee to consider the draft es Giovanna. This is the night that even from the educational view- timates for 1930 and report to the the diplomatic corps attended and point. The author bids Macao fare- seamen," added the report.
Board was approved. A report from members of the Rome aristocracy well for ever, relying now o Legislation is badly needed in connection with the accommodation the Government Bacteriologist on The opera really has two openings, friendly help to get an honest of scamen on British ships. The water supplies during March was namely, one for the government and living abroad. On the facts as only regulations affecting sanitation also before the meeting. Those pre- the other for the Royal family stated by Mr. de Jesus, the matter on ships are under the Merchant sent were Mr. WJ. Carrie (Fre. The general execution was regarded appears to be one which the Lisbon Shipping Act of 1884, and they are sident), Dr. W. V. M. Koch, these tughly successful and the direct authorities should investigate very hopelessly out of date. Britain, in Hon. Mr. H. T. Creasy, C.B.E, the ing manager, Signor Ottavio Scatto closely. If the law permite such this matter, has been left behind by Hon, Dr. B. W. Tao, O.B.E,, the was personally congratulated by books to be written, it should also most other nations, particularly by Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga, Mr. Wong His Majesty and the Duce. The protect their authors. Possibly the Scandinavian countries and Kwong Tin, Dr. S. C. Ho, Dr. H. A Rome Opera House is a semi-muni- some of our Maeno rendere ate in even by some of the new Republics. Fawcett (M.O.H.), and Mr. J. cipal operation being partly supposition to throw further light on
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