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No. 22906, WEILERT**** **A***** HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE.

On and after MAY SND, 1981, until Further Notion (all previous

Time Tables ancelled); /

UP TRAINS

No. No. No. No.

STATIONS

ย 5. 10. 8. 12.714

Kowloo

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Taipo Marl Faniing

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS.

A BRITISH M.P. TALKS"TO""

TODAY

St. Matthies.

Election by J.P's of a member to servo on Licensing Board.

Chinose Chamber of Commerce

6.408.03 8.88 0.18 10.16 12.00 1.18 3,35 402 441 5.38 40 Mooting, þ.m

- 9.94).10.26| 19.03): 1.29 ...

528p|7,00||

9.81 10.88 1220) LESS

„Dap

0.55 10.50 12.88 1.81

Dep.7.10

***

0.57 10.54 1287) 1.85)

*

Dap.) 7.30) ..

30.09) PL0|118.47) 2.05)|

Dep. 7.35,

45.687.49

4.03.66 8.00 5158.08 19

5.10 6.12 8.17

18:29 0.22 6:27

9.06 101411.00 13688.10 8.146.84 6.27 3.82 CAM. 7241) 864|| 9,11 | 30,20|1118, 1258) 2.16: 8:20 480 5:40 8.38 6.83-

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STATIONS

Canton

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Sheungshul

Trading....1 Taipo Market. Taipo

Shada.

Tsanti...

Kowloon kami.

6.40

DOWN TRAINS. :-).

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

3 7

1817 19 9113 28

7:30

FTH

Dep. 7.47 8,00 9.56| 10.30 Dap 7.4 610 2008

FI

11.88 2,95 4.28 6.10 2017-11 11.45 1.42 400 4.17 7.18

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Ar. 8.17 901 10.54 11.12 12888 8.38 6.30 | 7,077,387,54

Sundays and Public Holidays only

For First Class Passengers only. Will stop at any station on request Farther information may be obtained at the Railway Offices, Kow loon or Canton, from Messrs. Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd, Hong Kong, The Amergian Express Co., Hong Kong, or The Chias Travel Service, 6 Quben's Road, Hong Kong."

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BEITINH SECTION, KOWLOOK-CANTON RAILWAY

HONG KONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMERS

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(Sandys 10 pm, only), « SAILINGS Prom CANTON-Daily at 8 am and 4.30 p.m. ‚ (Bandays 4.80 p.m. only).

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SAILINGS From HONG KỌNG-Daily at 8 am, and 6.30 p.m.,

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(Sunday 4.00 pm, only).

EXCURSION TO MACAO;-

8.8. "SUI TAI” A

On Sunday, 28th February, 1932

will unil from Hong Kong at 8 am and from Muóso at 4 p.m.

·SPECIAL SALOON: FARES. WEEK DAYS. -Single: $3.00; Beturn: 35,00. EXCURSIONS.-Single: $2.50; Beturn : $400,

Nora➡All Steamboat Company's Steamers are fitted with Wireless."

HOUSEHOLD COAL

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Further supplies of our well-known Household Coal are now available

Upper Levels

DELIVERED TO

Mid. Levele Lower Levels Kowloon

~$25.00 per ton $24.00 per ton $23.00 per ton ***: $23.00 per ton,

WITH ORDER.

TRMS

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Gloucester Building.

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Auction Salo of Marble Hall by Lammerts, 3 p.

Cricket: Hong Kong Volunteers-

. United Services on the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground..

Aanual Race Meeting, Happy Valley, 11 am. (Champions Day). Whist Drivo at Seamen's In stitute, B p.m.

gistered se à Newspaper at the. Genera);

Post Offes in the United Kingdoin

NOTICE

GLOUCESTER BUILDING South Arnade)

LAZARUS

Ophthalmic Optio

1932. SA☎ ##A***** Price Single Copy 10

TWO BIG MEN

FIGHTING FOR POWER IN GERMANY.

BRUNING "a Fired in, 'a' Reoluse, and something of a Saint,"

HITLER, Touthful, Fital; can Inspire Maures with

AY ROBERT BOOTHBY,

Once again' the fate of Germany hangs in the balance. She is the weakest link in the world's socomio phais, Events are moving with bewildering rapidity, and the year 1983 will almost osrtainly see the opening phase of soonomio revival and reoon- struction in Europe, or of an economie collapse without pałkubi in History: IF 'sollapse comes, Germany' will be the first to heời That is why the eyes of the worldare centrad upon Berlin to-day: The visitor to Germany sustains steps in a dramatic struggle for Central Theatro Tarzan the an impression of terrific strain, power must take place. I was for Tiger (Chapter 1).

King's Theatre Ladies of the Big House.",

Queen's Theatre" Diziana," Star Theatre: "Coquette?"" World Theatre: Sidewalks of

New York."

Tea Dances at King's Restaurant

!!

resolutely borne. Successive "emtunate enough to be able to have ergency decrees," drafted to main, a talk with the two principal anta tain the mark at an artificially gonista, high level, have imposed enormous sacrifices and po inconsiderable suf- foring upon every section of the

Dr. Brüning received ms in bis room at the Chancellor's palace. I have met him on several occasions, and each time have been struck by his simplicity and quite exceptional arm. He is a poor man a bache

Indifferent

and Hong Kong Hotel Dinner population. My own experience Dancos at Hong Kong Hotel, Fen-confirmed a long bold belief that the insula Hotel, Bepulse Bay Hotel horrors of intensive deflation over and King's Restaurant.

& considerable period are scarcely lor, and an ascetic. European Mail-Inward: From less great than the horrors of in-alike to the claims of wealth, of London by Memnon: Outward: flation itself.

society, of women, of what are Burope via Siberia (Asama Māru) 18.30 p.m.

THURSDAY.

(February)

Leziglative Council Meeting,

Hong Kong Orchestral Socisty Meating, 6:15 pm

Theosophical Society Meeting, 8

p.m.

IJ

Hong Kong Cricket Club Tennis. Tournament: Open Championship Singles: J. Barrow v. F. Hata, W. Wirth, J. W. Leonard, J. J. Waite v. F. H. Kwok, Lee Wai Toi #. F. Grose, G. W. Sewell . A. E. Guest, Taui Wai Pui G Lai, H. D. Rurejaba v. Loe Wai Tong,

Concert at Union Church (Hong Kong) Hall, 5.30 p.m.

Entries Close for Flower and Vegetable Show.

Queen's Theatre: "The Rosary." King's Theatre: "Ladies of the Big House,"

Central Theatre "Tarzan the Tiger?” - (Chapter 1), "

Star Theatre: "Coquette." World Theatre: Say It With Song's" th

Harmston's Circus at Wanchai,

9.15 p.m.

As the export trade has fallen, the known as the "pleasures of the number of the unemployed hastable," he lives the life of a re- risen. To-day a third of the populusa

lation is out of work. And the His sole indulgence is an occs. whole standard of lyng has been sional cigar, He works sixteen

Hamburg is like a sharply and ruthlessly reduced.Tours 1 day. Be a devout dead city, Roman Catholic, and I think he is Magnificent buildinga spaciousif also something of a saint. He has highway's 'and' parks, the finest dedicated himself to the servias of workers' houses in the world. But humanity through service to the nothing doing.

Stato. His infuence in Germany is The houses are full of workmen, still great, and if he had discarded without jobs. The Elbe is full of the twin planks upon which his po ships without crow.

litical power so strangely rests-the Trade Unions and the Catholic Church-he might have emerged as unchallenged national leader, decided otherwise, and who shall

"

on

I was told that the condition of Hamburg is typical of provincia! Germany. There is no unrest". the surface. No riots. But a mood

tion,, which finds political expres of gradually increasing despera

sion in "Hitlerism." The rise, and growth of the Nazi movement is one of the most interesting phenomena of the post-war era,

ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY;

Hitler himself works from Munich. But Berlin remains the centre

of the German stage." There

criticise ?

He

INFLATION HAVOC UNDER- ESTIMATED

".יד -

He spoke to me quietly and gravely of the economic situation; of the strain of maintaining the mark at its present value; of the impossibility of abandoning the gold standard in Germany; of the effect of his decrees. He thinks we

the

the American and British bankers, England under-estimato after weeks of arduous tail, are havoc wrought by the inflation of Tea Danrms at King's Restaurant putting the finishing touches to an 1923, which destroyed the capital- and Hong Kong, Hotel; Dinner other "standstill agreement. There

assets of the whole German nation Dances at Peninsula Hotel, Hong Bruning governs with an authority Kong Hotel and King's Restaurant.

He believes that world prosperity.]

European Mail:-Inward: comparable only to that of Musso-can be achieved only through inter- Europe via Sanz (Rajputana). Flini or Stalin. There the decisive | (Continuad on. Pagė L.)........

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

King's Restaurant To-day's Tiffin

$1.50

Giblet Soup

Fried Fresh Herring Maitred, Hotel

Minced Chicken and Poached Egg

Steak and Kidney Plo

Konst Goose, Sage Dresting

Scotch Rice

Roast and Boiled Potatoes

Cheese Stewed Carrot

Sultan Pudding

For Contes

RESTAURANT

King's Restaurant

Grill Room

DANCING

Every Evening

During & After Dinner

Except Mondays

Till 12 Midnight

Exchange Restaurant To-day's Tiffin

$1.60

Scotch Broth

Spanish Fish

Quail on Toast and Chips

Baked Ox Tail on Casserole.

Roast Leg of Fork, Apple Sauce

Cold Veal and Ham Fi

Mixed Balad

Boast and Boiled Potatoes

Erench Beans

ramel and Prunes

Per Month $3.

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