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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1930.

A DOG'S LIFE-BY HONG KONG'S POOR. CORRESPONDENCE.

KIPLING.

THE POIGNANT STORY, OF "BOOTS."

Rudyard Kipling, whose interesta are manifold, proclaims himself at the age of sixty-four, a lover of dogs.

Thy Servant R Deg," which is Bid to be told by Bouts and edit ed by Rudyard Kipling, consists of three stories illustrated by George Stamp, Bob's seems to be an Aberdeen.

"It is estimated that in Great Britain, Australia,' and South Afrien one out of every four homes houses a dog," says Arthur Craven in "Dogs of the World," just pub lished

WORK OF SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.

"FLAGS ON THE CENOTAPH.”

ANNUAL FETE NEXT MONTH. [TO THE EDITOR OF THE "HONG KONG

DAILY PRESS."]

The annual "Al Fresco Fete "of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will be held on December 7. The following statement of accounts for the year 1020 has been issued by the Society:

Receipts,

From Halance (Surplus at

December 31, 1998 From Net Proceeds of

Bazaar, 1028:- Sal of Roses ................ From Collections at Con-

Al Fresco Fete

81,044,07

4,160.23 7,233.55

lls

ference & Council Meet- ings are From Subscriptions Hop- orary Members ........... From Miscellaneous Re-

reipts

351.31

€5.00

Well, Rudyard Kipling Boots, Sun of Kildonan Brogue, Champion Reserve, V.H.C.-very She log," speak for them,

"No-dash-parlour-tricks, Master anys, except I can sit-up, and put paws over nose. This in Fint it-Town. I live here with Own God."

Each dog, it seems, has his "On dnd." Boots is called Master. Blippera' is called Miss. They take

part in a sort of romance. 'I am real dog," says ono, "I have killed &rat"

Country Lito.

in

"There is more walkings Park," writes Boots. There is Slippers and his Miss in that place,

tcu.

Own God's walk, together-- like on-lead. We walk behind. We are tired. We yawn, Own Goda do not look. Own Gods do not hear. They have put white bows on our collars. We do not Jike. We have pulled off, (áre bad to cat.

From Colonial Govern

ment Grant From Donations:-

International Dance Fes-

tival

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alves in celebration of Silver Jubilee of their Wedding

Hong Kong

Leagu

Football.

Half proceeds of foot- Trom Bank Interest ....... hall matchkama

Expenditure. For Relief in money and

provisions........

For Rent............... For Shoes and Clothing... For Medical Aid For Education:-

Sin-In your issue of the Weekly Press, dated August 28 last, you took your correspondent M.M.” to task for enquiring why there wws no Red Ensign amongst the flags on the Cenotaph. May I tako the Eberty of correcting you and anying that he was quite right, the Red Ensign should be there

The Angs as designed by Sir Edwin Lutyeus, and as displayed on the Cenotaph here, are placed as follows:--

As you face the Cenotaph, in the centre on each side is the Union Jack, on the left on each side is 200.00 the White Ensign, on the right on

140:80

cne side is the Blue Ensign and on 50.00 the other the Red Ensign. If these were 'represented by troops drawn up in front of the Cenotaph facing 100.00 outwards, the Royal Navy would be on the right of the line, the place 200.00 of honour always assigned to its 56.95 representatives. In short there 103.81 should be two Union Jacks, two White Ensigns, a Blue and a Red $14,140.52

Ensign. Yours, etc.,

87,000.00

2,071.65

239.00

275.70

Board & Tuition: Books and Stationery: Tram,

Bas and Ferry fares 2,045.07 Grants to Vernacular

Schools (Kai Lap and. Tack Ying)

370.30

St.

For Spelial Grants: They

"Now we live at Place-in-Coun- try, next to Park, and plenty good smells. We are all here. Please

look! I count paws. There is n and Own God-Master. There is Slippers, and Slippers' Own God- Alique. That is all my paws.

"There is Ader, There is Cookey. There is James-with-Ken-} nel-that-Moves. There is Harry with-Spade. That is all Slippers' Dawe, I cannot but there is Maids, Odd-man, and Postey, and Tele grams, and Pleaam Butcher and People. And there is Kitchen Cat which runs up wall. Bad Bad! Bad "

Tragedy come inte lives, of course.

"So Ravager

whiles...

count

nore

and

the dogs' sleeped long

"He ahnked hiniself and sat up. If said loud, "It is morning!. Sing, all of you! Sing! Then he fell down an-one-pâtre, and did not

"This is Finish."?

"He wented away and sat under Smallest's window. I waited till my Adar opened kitchen eur- tains for brekkor.

She

"I called. She one quick, said, "Oh my Bootles! Me poor little Bootles Ravager dil no suy her anything. She Wented

Louis Industrial School Passage to Distressed

Persons

Special Casses through Hong Kong Bervolent Bociety

For Christmas Grants:-

Poor of Winchni Con-

ference.

Poor of Kowloon Cón-

ference

Poor of Cathedral Con

ference.

Home for Aged Poor..... Blind Home, Shaukiwan Foundling Home, West

Point

Girls' Orphanage, Hung

hom

Orphans of St. Louis In-

dustrial School La Calvaire Home of the.

Maimed and Crippled For General Charg

Subscription towards the Uukeep of General Charities Organisation: for 1929......

Conference Expenses,

1028 ......

For Balano (Surplus at

December 31, 1999)

Acknowledgments.

100.00

Thorney Court, Palace date, W.8.

October 23, 1930.

H. W. BIRD.

INCITEMENT TO STRIKE.

TWO WOMEN FINED AT MAGISTRACY,

The meeting-of workers of the Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Factory 165.00 as Happy Valley on Sunday last, which led to three persons, a man 30.00 and two women being arrested, was recalled at the Central Magistracy

242.00 Festerday.

78.00

The man, it will be rec-called, was 207.00 sentenced at an earlier hearing to

four months' gaol for assaulting 200.00 Chinese detective. Yesterday one 50.00 of the women was fined $100, or in default, six weeks' hard labour, for 25.00

holding a meeting without a permit 23.00 from the Governor.

30.00

The second woman was fined $50 or four weeks for assaulting a police, 100.00 officer,

100,00

30.03

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STRAITS GOVERNMENT ALLOWANCES.

COMMISSION TO SIT IN SINGAPORE. пропутными

204,40

$14,140.32 It is notified in the Straits

Government Gazette that the Com- Contributions towards the So-mission appointed to inquire inte cicty's fund during the first nine months of 1830 were:

The fret that it has the

tertain questions connected with largest sale of ull teas, proven that it in the fiucst Tea in the-away to tell. I sat with, in case nual graht, 8300; A. G. Everett officers and rotired officers of this The Colonial Government's an- the temporary allowances paid to. if he might unsleep

"I wanted to walk and Wood Hong Kong Football League Public Service is prepared to hear Ride and Ricefield, and all those (Sunday Herald Charity Cup Come evidence from members of the Ser. Society-proceeds of Contra Danca vice, from delegates of representa. petition), 8300. The Juvenile

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eld places which was. He was not there. So 1 duno“ - back, audi waited in Orchard... But he did net come.

Please, this is finish for always about Navager und mu aid all those times.

"Plase, I am very stant this' tblo dog!

I do nos tiler. stand

I do not inder. stand !"

SULTANAH OF JOHORE.

NOTIFICATION IN GOVERN-.

MENT GAZETTE.

The Johore Government Gazette

H.E. The Governor 823, Mamre, be relevant to the questions into Graca & Co. 820, Mr. Woo Hay which the Commission has born bou Tong 8100, Mr. Wong Kam Fuk pointed to Inquire The Commis 810, Dr. B. Mellon 850, Mr. M. J. Patell 825, Mr. G. P. de Martin sich will sit in Singapore and also, 895, Sir Henry C. Golian 810, Hod, it necessary, at- Kunka-Lumpur and Mr. W. T. Southern 320, Mr. Cheuk Penang for the purpose of hearing Ming Shan 80, Mr. Ho Kom Tong,

J.P. Ses, M., 0/0 Miss C. Many evidence which may be offered. Gonsalves 810, Mr. P. W. Patkor The names and designations of 95, Mr. Li Fing 825, Hon. Mr. A. persons desiring to offer evidence C. Hynes 850, Capt. H. L. B. Dow. biggin 810, Dr. 1, P. Fohily. 850, the should be sent to the secretary to Estate of Mr. and Mrs. F. A tho' Temporary. Allowances Com- Gomes 825, Mr. 1. K. LA 810, Mr.mission at the Colonial Secretary's Lo Cheung Shlu 85, Sir Robert Ho Office, Singapore, together with a Tung 8150, Lady Ho Tang 25, short necount of the nature of the Pioneer Silk State, and carpet, Mrovidence which it is proposed to "It is notified for general infor. J. M. de Castro Brato $20 for, ne darly as possible and in mation that a telegum bhs been Tang Shiu Kim 65, Mr. Mi B. received from H. H. the Sultan no- Finnigan 620, Hong Kong Armusy case mot later than 21 days rouncing the fact of his marringements, Ltd. 100, Mr. D. H. Cooper after the date of the notification and his decision to confer tipos bis 810, Mr. Ip Fun 810, Mrs. (Nov.11). The secretary will then wife the rank and title of Sultanah Casamira Basto 825, Mr. J. Pintor intending witnesses when of Johoto from Oct. 18."

Shorry 850, Mr. Mn Chui Chiu:810, and where they should attend be fessra. Ganda Prics & Co., Ltd. lore the Commission.

abates:

635, Anonyman 815, Mr. A. Rollin The Commission is also prepared $20, Dr. S. Ha Aajos 825, Imperial to consider any memoranda relat In recognition of the generous Chemical Industrica (China), Ltd.,ing to the subject-matter of its in- support which Viscount Rother varidus articles, Mesars. Lyon Bros., quiry which may be addrcascil to fuere, president of the Newspaper various articles, Anonymous 3100 it by persons who may find it in. Press Fund, has given to the annual Colonial Electric Co. 825, Olub convenient to attend before the Appeals, the Council have establish- Lusitano 8100, Miss Sybil Joseph

Commission. ed a Rothermere Pension Fund for $30, Mr. a A. Roza 810. inetabers and widows of members, The Council again appeale with in accordanos with the rules of the confidence to the generous public of Fund's charter. Forwarding his Hong Kong both on the occasion gift of £10,000 to this year's appeal of the street sale of roses on Our under the chairmanship of the Duke Poor Day, Monday, December 1, of York, Lord Rothermere writes and at the Al Fresco Fete, The #bstnharhའ་དག་ག་་་་་མི་

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