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Value

Instinctively you seck the best value for your money. That is why you will choose Cercbos Salt. Because of its purity you use less and there is no waste. It remains dry in any climate and pours freely to the last grain.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1932.

ST. DAVID'S DAY.

CELEBRATION BY LOCAL WELSHMEN. '

STIRRING ADDRESS. BY PRESIDENT,

Teople thought again of the historie rander and misluerent greathoss of their race. They gathered together

do homage to the hemary of Meir Patron Saint, to express their loyalty to the land of their birth and

EIGHT MEN IN DESERT TREK,

the Empire of which it formed AN EXPERIMENT FOR" WAR

art, and the vivity memories of that dear old home and firesile..

The lo story, of St. David, ba-

tinned Mr. Davies, wus to a greut extent buried in obscurity as was

OFFICE.

Eight British soldiers are making

the story of the times in which he their lonely way through the Ueso- ved There was, however, suite wastes of the Egyptian desert- eient information to delineate his

mark, the emportant points in his k career.

"St. David's Day was duly observed in Fong Kong yesterday by the Hong Kong St. Baved's Society. Apartrait wish some finess and for expérimental purposes.

The War Office wanted to know wreath was laid on the Cenotaph in the morting by the resident

which of the motor vehicles now be (Mr. Buvid Davies) and the Vice-

Land of Song.

Ting used by the Army was best suit- 1 President (Mr. R. B. Davies), sup-

ed Fo work in countries where, it ported by other members of the

Continuing, Mr. Bayles dwels on Society, the evening the annual the beansifull scenery of Wales and stead of roads, there are swamps, dinner of this Society was held at the romantic associations "which broken ground and sand. Lane, Crawford's Restaurant, when contributed so largely to its charge. So these eight soldiers--three offi- There were present representatives The contribution made by many of officers, and men of the First illustrions Welsh people for the cors and five men-haft Cairo just Badiation the South Wales Border | enrichment of nations and of the joven, a week, ago for a 5,708-miles ers, including thus Male Voice Choir miner une agricultuent woulth of trek into Southern Soudan, of the Battalim (whose Welsh' the endnung would suffice to prove. songs, together with those of Mrs. that the importance of gallant hesle FC Rendall and Mr. P M

Wadds could not be estimated by Richards, were a most enjoyable the numerical strength of its people feature of the evening) and memor in terms of squaro area alone bers and chests to the total number of nearly a hundred ·

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Along the Nile.

They have alrendy reported pro-

Travelling in na open touring car Wales was often referred 10 s, adapted for any use, # commercial tirace having been said by the the Land of Song, Le Hen Wlad van," a sixwheel lorry and a four- Can The National Eisteddfod wheel lorry, they are making their | Rev. E. G. Powell, D.B/E, the com- whs now an essential part in the

vany sat down to dinner and after tional life and had become known way along the banks of the ancient thy Boyad toosts has been honoured, the work over. In addition, there Nile and through the wide desert eh Mat Voice Choir gave the

were the Cymman faoedd Clany; and where the dust of history, mingles | folloy ..

items: Cvilgas thought he might justly wild

with the sand. Morwyr,

O Moor Bergaly Many that the Welsh "hynin strongly.ap- Ar hyd y nos anak." Elwyn on."

pealed vo nið lovers of song. In proposing the toast of "Hen Wlad y Nhau land of my Fathers), the President said that i was grifying to see such a large number present which indicated that the Society's annad functivus con tiged to retain their popularity with ngembers and friend. He re ferred, with particular appreciu tion, to the work on behalf of the Society of their offest supporter, Caps. . ., Thamna, a past Pre-rest in a Welsh affairs in this sident. be was a great privilege to Cokny "and during the post gateten of a centny he presided over the have with the Society again repe Society's celebrations on many oc-madi. sentatives of the 1st Battalion the South Wales Borderers and the casions. "He trusted that all Welsh Male Voice Choir, and the courtesy geople who were not members at of their Officer Commanding in per. Those who may become residents in mitting sheir attendance was mich the future wont rally round. appreciased.

In conclusion, Mr. Davies regress to the War Office. They rea ferred to the achievements of ched Luxor last Friday, covering Wales in the worldly of eduration the total distance of 5 miles at and spars and renewed the appeal made at one of the Society's fime

Inherent Greatness,

an average speed of 20 miles an

is by Sir William Rees Davies, hour, and this is how they got 泓 former President, that Welsh there:

people should support the Society I and met together from your to year. Sir William took a keen in

The boast of "Hon Whad Ey was greeted with enthu Xhaddres siasme

J. 15:36 miles to Berisuri,

Jan. 19: 63 miles to Minya. Jan. 20: 124 miles to ima." Jai : 109 miles to Nag Ham-

Jun. 29: 86 miles to Luxor.

Helping, the Trade.

The test. is an extension of the work in England of the Mechanica! Warfare Experimental Board.

Transport secrets solved by the

The VisitoTS." Mark Tut was For Welsh pebyło the work over the outstanding date Replying to the toast of "The of the eplendor and on this day, Visits the Rev. Dr. E. in AllerBoard are not pigeon-holed for use wherever they might be or how Treferred to the fortitude of the only by Dominions. They are pass- to the Government depart-

ever tw they might be, hyal Welsh people would endeavour to come! together. These celebrations were more than merely social functions, Through their observance, Welsh

people of the industrial centre of rd North Wales during the presentments and the trace in order to commercial crisis, and thanked his f hosts for their hospitality. Colonel assist in the production of # type of ear suitable for Colonial conditions. Myles aki spoke appreciatively,

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