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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS - SATURDAY, JANUARY: 16, 1932.

MR. PEPYS IN HONG KONG.

9th. This day ip botines and Tuber to my office, where I cha, And, the greatest multiplicity of busi- mass, to my greatest possible die content, and the more so that I do. get no peace, first the ory and then the other doth come to my pum. and how a man shall give thought to his important affairs I know not, nor even study with care the Etimies

of the morning gallops, which I do confess I saw for the first time. But Lord so cold it way I had been perished of it, but for aome atrong waters "where withal I did lece my coffer. Fi in the end I give it up and to the Club where I and Creed, Povy und Mr. Ashby, who fella us of ann}+ tempt upon the life of the Mitado but he be safe. It seems that ♫ Korean do throw a grenade, and I doubt the Japanese do have machi ndo about Korea these many days. Mr. Creed spoke of the meeting of Indians in Shanghai which do seek

to return back to Indin to aid in the disloyal agitation there. And. if they do Shanghai will be the better for it. But I doubt that like the student heroes they be more valiant with their mouths than their actions, and the company agrees with me. Then to dicing for Holland's cordials, which seem not to have minished in price as they Should have done since the exchange hath risen, and I'do stupect we do but pay for others ill-advised man-

- WILL OXFORD'S

BEAGLES BE BANNED?

OLD STATUTE THAT FORBIDS HUNTING.

The Oxford branch of the League for the Prohibition Bf Cruel Sports | has discovered a University statute passed in 1838 prohibiting under graduates from taking part in any, hunting with hounde, and has sent petition to the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors to abolish the two bangle packs in the University.

The discovery of the statute has corne as bombshell to University hunting eircles. It reads:-

They shall abstain from every. kind of game or exercise as the result of which danger, injury or inconvenience may be used to others, such as from the hunting of wild beasts with dogs of any kind."

Beagles are the smallent variety of hounds, and the hunt is carried out on foot.

of

GHOST" SYSTEM IN THE ARMY.

YOUNGER: GENERALS OUT

OF WORK.

ABLE MEN MAY NOT GET

A CHANCE.

Eighteen months ago, says the military carrospondent of the Daily Telegraph, I made a disclosure of the "ghost" system, by which general officers who have long sinco gons on retired pay still All plastis on the active list, blocking the ad- | vanegment of their juniors.

The system still continues, and the block grows worso.

Even more noutat present is the lack of actual jobs for those who have been promoted in rank.

The prospect is more ebeerless now than for years past, and will remain so for some years to come, unless something, is done. The re:

ault is stagnation in a double sense. For few soldiers improve with in-- activity, capecially when they are in or nearing the sixties.

Out of an establishment of twenty

Mrs. Chapman, secretary the Longue, which has unearthed the old statute, is the wife of Mr Lieutenant-Generals, only thirteen: D. L. Chapman, vice-Principal of are in employment. And from Jesus College.

these thres should really be, deduct-

She said that already many seniored, for two are holding Governor- members of the University had ex-ships, and one a purely honorific pressed sympathy, with their atpost.c tempt to stop the boagles.

Two Vacanales Before 1934. Moreover, among the unemployed

by to make the humane feeling,gure some of the youngest and

"Our desire," she said, "is simp-

which really existe to-day, active..

bracts in this Sir R. Harpendea The statute we have called the most able in the list. Now is tod

agrees and indeed in the news-University's attention to as puss sheets we read thas all the banks at a time when feeling against in England" do pay large dividendu

their best servies to the progress time when they could be rendering"

of the army. A few more years,

and I trust they shall do so. Later hunting was probably as great as-1 and their powers may begin 19 de

to the football where the Club but myrowly bend the Ariny and 1 do perceive they are not the side they were. So home early and to bed.

10th, Lord's Day.-Walked in my garden where everything very back ward, but in good trim. Found two more gladeli had sprouted and I doubt yet may have a bed of them. I picked a nosegay of sweet, peas, of fine size but the portumell poor owing I suppose to the armed ing,cold weather, and I cannot call

is today.

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cline.

Needless Cruel Sport"

Yet the prospect is poor and may

"It was because of that statate,enntinuance of the habit of exten-

be long postponed, even without al I think, that drag hunting became sions. No high poet is due to he the official hunt of the University

come vacant until 1933, when the and with drag hunting our League office of Chief of the Imperial heartily agrees." In a drag huut General Staff and the Governor- a scent is laid in lieu of the fox.]

ship of Gibraltar-which is really In the tter to the University the

in a different category—are the only, 'League, says: "It seems to us most two to provide an opening. And regrettable that a University which in 1934 there are only another two. prohibits gambling should neglect No large series of openings preras.

prohibit, cruelty.“

Jikely to occur until 1938 !

Ito mind when it hath been call for

Mrs. Chapman stated that since so long stretch, though worse old its formation the Oxford branch I have felt many times. Reading

had dealt with fox, stag and otter thereafter with my wife before a

hunting, as well as badgur baiting great fire and one or two friends!" Now," she said, "we are anxious do came in for a cup of strong

to test the feeling of the University watera" So to dinner and after on quother needless, cruel sport." writing in my diary, to bed..

God for it. We must de justice be- fore we practice mercy which our thankless traitors do road as cowar. dice.

Of Crimean Antiquity,

Came

By that time, it looks as if there will be only a few Lieutenant Generals under sixty years of age, and a large number will be close This on the age of retirement. would not be a happy prospect if any emergency

requiring young and active commanders.

It would not be easy to provide an Expeditionary Force with com- manders as relatively youthful ne thoss of 1914. And several of thore were soon found not young enough. Heaven forbid that we should ap- proach the Crimean War standard of antiquity. But we are trending that way

NEARLY £30,000"FOR A BIBLE.

PRINTED IN THE 10TH CENTURY.

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11th-Much ado about the pay-Wo Kwong villager I know not.. ment of Reparations, and I do Firm action in India, and I thank pray that France may be influenced by reason if she be not by griti tude; for it doth seem most mani- fest that there must be a long deing of the payment, though inded no full cancellation, or else everything I learn of sad trouble in Honolulu 13th-Reading in the news-sheets

will fall in pieces. And naught but an angry child will pull down that doth seek to attain the Chicago where it appears the local gangster which must crush the pulley herself New York Standard.. Mugh, fight| the fall. More cheerful news from ing in the North, and all Swatow Finland where it do seem certain troubled. And so draws to an end! that Prohibition will be abolished. And, for her own sake, would that forty-fourth year, and well in America might do the same. Very lewd fellowe may not agree thereto), mild for record between body and mind (though certain

A Gutenberg Bible has just been busy this day at the office and it irks me much to see that though mysavour the victual and liquor that

poor of estate, but still able to £2,000 and £20,000.

gattings are lesa owing to the naughty rise of Exchange: I do Pure may buy; not so apt for sporte, but contented to play a labour more heavily each day.

minor part and take my pleasura 12th.-Toʻthe Club at noen where from the success of others. For Sir, R. Harponden tells me of a whith, morries 1 de humbly thunk grént ado about some strange lights God. Dined at home with my wife, that do show to the South of the and a pleasant evening before the Island, and some think it be a ship ( Are, in distress and some a Japanese flect. And so many stories run

14th. Very busy at the office and about, until it comes out that it with Committers, which I do detest only bothe Honourable "Anillery most beartily. But it must needs

The Gutenberg Bible is in Swit Company who do practice with be. Reading of the great Sukkur zerland now, in the library of a Wherent My Lai of dam, and find it, mighty strange private collectors who hse a pre- feréhenfor very rate baakh, Sandwich whom gout do somewhat that our English folk have laboured

experially antiques.

"He is n client of ours and we trouble him, do any pretty testily and planned all these years to make. that no be a man doth wish to play to blossom as the rose the land of have purchased other very valuable books for him on previous occasions. Guy Fawkes, he should put a notice a people whereof the half are well He asked us to negotiate, the in the newe-sheete, an' it be hot the nigh in open revolt. I do any purchase of the book from Messrs. Gifth of Novembor. But Mr.

so to Mr. Ashby who tells me he Bothebys who represented

seller. We drå not empowered to Creed says, most plain men would thinks that had we ruled with divulge the name of the purchaser, have them do is again, but over the hard hand and for our own profit nor thoract price paid. This there had been none of this trouble, Bible cost between £25,000 and harbour, that all men might see.

£30,000. From the Nora the usual news, And so it may be, yet it is not our

"It wad bought and sold on th: nave that Japas deth, annous she custom and I would not have it Contabant, and I understand tha itsemi-nublic library. 'n will put down banditry. Yet how

Th Karoo-I believe Russ they may tell a bandit from a pes

which sold it. They asked Mosare, sant, any more than, Admiral W.

Sothebys to find a private buyer,”

The Gutenberg Bible was the best Boyle, could a pirate from a Fan

wok printed from movable type and (Continued on news Colum.}

it took about five years t to produce,

starhells,

otherwise.

15th-Up betimes and working all day mont diligently. The wer ther a little warmer, but dull after nuncheon and so home and writing of my diary, and then to bed..

The Catenberg" or "Mazariy” Bible was printed at Mainz, by Johann Gaterberg, in the middle of the fifteenth century. Some of

on vellum and the copies were others on paper. The one just sold is ón, paper.

A, censud of Gutenberg Bibles 20 years ago revealed that only 11 conier wer in existence.

Mr. Ben Maggs, director of Mets. Maggs Brok, said

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