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No. 23377. ✰✰✰★¶£ãƒa ⠀★ƒÂ¶¶✯ HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1933 Я AGA**SIGH** Price

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

TIME-TABLE.

On and after MAY örs, 1993, until Further Notice (all previous

STATIONS

Q

Time Tables cancelled).

UP TRAINS

IG.

No, No. No. No. No. UP No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. * 8 10 813. 4. 14 18 6 23 18 24 2026 AMİ AM. | AM, AM, AN-Mixed] P.M. | P.M./P.M. | P.M.|P,M, PM, P.M.) P.M.

TH

Kowloon Dep. 6.25 8.15 8.37 Yaubati.Dep. 6.63 Shatin...Dep. 6.65 Taipe.Dep. 6.59 TaipoMarket.

Dep 7.04 Fanling Dep. 7.15 Shatingahui...

Dep.7.20

Shumchun

9.15 10.1211.30 12.12 1.05 1.36 2.20 4.35 4.55 6.087.40 9.24 10.1911,41 18,19 1.12 “..... 1.

8,86) 10,31|11,58 12,81|1.247,

... 5.03 0.167.48 5.156.278,00 5.28 8.41 8.14

0,80 10.401208 12,48 1,87 ku

... 9.53) 10.50)19.16 12,49) 1.41... ... 10.00 11.0112.92 13.50) 1.51*...

| 5.32 8.46 8.10.

| 5,42 0,57 1,29

9.14 10.11 11.0612.37 1.04) 1.56) ... 2,50

| 5,477,028,84

OUR LONDON AIR-MAIL

LETTER

King and Queen Visit Eton: Bachelor's Button: Lady Willington's Visit to London: Brdain's Leading Business Woman: London's Specials Reviewed

(Spécial Air-Mail Service)

Royalty and Charity.

Art. 7.30 9.55 9.20 10.17 11.1212.45 1.10 2.02 2.15 3.05 5.13 5.53 708 8.40 giant cake with 180 candies at the

Canton Ar

11.25

5:38

...... 17.45....

STATIONS

DOWN TRAINS

No. No. No. No. No.

G No. No. No. No, No. 1 8 5.

11 1517 DOWN] 19 | 13 AM, AM, AM, AM, PINK, AM.P.M. P.M. „FM, P.X. {P,.M.

Mixed

10 No. No. 1321 P.M. PM.

8.00

...4.206.16

8,126,50 8.45) SLOD 8.18 ...

9.07

6,25

6.35

Canton....... Dep.

+34

ww

8.40 ... Shuichen Dep. 7.08 7.50 10.80 10.48 12:18 244 4.08 234, 5,25 Shengshai... Dep. 7.00 7-57 1068 12,23 8.51 4.15 4.41 588 Faaling dep. 7.14 8.02 | 11:00 12.28 2.58 4.20 4.45 5,45 Talpo Market. Dup. 7.20 8,18 11.10 12.383.06 481 4,55 0,01 Taipo

Dep. 7.30 8.18

Shatin Dep. 7.48 8.30 Taumati...Dep. 7.00 8.43

+14

11.14 12.44 8.11 4.35 6.00 6.09 640)| 11.28 12.58 8,24 450 6,14 6,27 8.69) ... ...

(11.41 1.13 8.37 5.04 5.25 0.427.06

Cowloon ......Azz. 8.02 8.19)11.08 11.47 1.18 8.688.10 6.32 6.48 | 7.11 7.83) 9.23 9.41

O-First Class only. Will stop at any station on request.

-Sundays and Customs Holidays excepted.

"Further information may be obtained at the Railway Offices, Kow- loon, from Messrs. Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd, Hong Kong, from The Amercian Express Co. Hong Kong, or from The Chins Travel. Service, 6. Queen's Road, Hong Kong..

By Order,

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Manager

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HONG KONG-CANTON LINE. SAILINGS From HONG KONG-Daily at 8 am and 10 p.m. (Sundays at 10 p.m. only). SAILINGS From CANTON -Daily t8 am, and 4,80 p.m. (Sundays at 4.30 p.m. only).

CURTAILED SERVICE

Until further notice Day boats to and from Canton will sail on alternate days only.

HONG KONG-MACAO LINE.

AMENDED SERVICE

FAILINGS From HONG KONG—at 10 am, and 5,30 p.m.

(Week days only).

SAILINGS From MACAO at 8 am and 6 p.m. (Week days only).

EXCURSION TO MACAO

SUNDAY, 9TH JULY, 1993

8.8. "SUI TAI?

will leave Hong Kong at 10 ani and Masso at 6 pm.

SPECIAL SALOON FARES.

WEEK DAYS. -Single: $3.00; - Return: $5.00. EXCURSIONS.-Single: $9.50; Heturn : 94.00. NOTE.-All Steamboat Company's Steamers are fitted with Wirelesa.

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London, June 15. The Duke of Gloucester cut the sixth birthday ball in aid of Queen Charlotte's Maternity Hospital in London last night. The Duke was supported during the ceremony by the ball president (Lady Howard de Walden) and the joint chairmen.

The Princess Royal was one of the stall-holdre at a painted fabric exhibition at Claridge's Hotel rea- terday. The Princess had a busy crowd of customers, and she sold

scarves, sunshades, and garments

made by disabled ex-servicemen.

Four ex-servicemen an English man, a Scotsman, a Welshman, and an Irishman-noted as guard of honour at this stall.

Rhondda reaches her half century, and car, at that age, look back on as crowded and active life as any politician, editor, colliery director, woman in the land Suffragette, social

and advanced feminist of the newer and less rigid type, Lady Rhondda is, women ad- mired and respected by both sexes.

worker,

When her honeymoon was scarce

over, Lady Rhondda had struck setting fire to letter boxes in her out as a militant suffragist, and was father's own constituency. Later, Lord Rhondda tried the experiment of making his daughter his confiden- tial secretary and right-hand "man," a brilliantly successful experiment. The success of "Time and Tide proves Lady Rhondda's business ability.

"Specials" on Parade.

CANTON NOTES

Co-Operation In Kwangtung

EFFORTS TO POPULARISE MOVEMENT HERE

(From Our Special Dorrespondent)

Canton, July 3. The local authorities are taking steps for the successful introduc tion in this province of the, co-ope

rative

movement. A Provincial Co-operative Association is in the process of formation under the Last auspiosa of the Government. Saturday, the first of July, which is International Co-operative Day, those in charge of the promotion of the movement arranged for Ire- tures on the subject to be delivered in different parts of the city and over the wireless in an effort to arouse popular interest.

The provincial association, when' fully organised, will take upon it- sell the responsibility for giving advice and general assistance to all bodies that may be considering the It will also carry out & a regular starting of co-operative societies,

campaign for the popularisation of the movement and for the en- King and Queen, at Eton.

Four thousand London special and those interested in the subject lightenment of the public in general, The King and Queen motored constables were inspected in Hyden particular, on the development from Windsor Chapel to Eton this "Park on Sunday by the Duke of of the movement in Chins and else morning and attended service in York. The Duke, who wore the where. It is the special intention College Chapel. They were socom-uniform of a colonel of the Scots of those launching the movement to panied by the Earl of Harewood and Guards, was, received by the Home have the interest in co-operation the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort. Secretary (Bir John Giliotu), sad aroused among the farmers as it is Their Majesties were received by among others present were Lord felt the establishment of co-opera- the Provost (Dr. M. R. James), Trenchard (Commissioner of the tive ventures by the people will the Vice-Provost (Mr. C. HK Metropolitan Police), Sir Walter Marten), the Head Master (Dr C.Allen, (Command Inlet, Metro AP Alington), and Viscount Bridge. pofitan Spe man, one of the Fellows.

The King and Queen occupied the Provost's. Stall. The service was conducted by the Ruv. Bernard Harvey, and the Head Master preached.

A number of Eton ladies and members of the Head Master's house party were presented to the King and Queen, as also were the captain of the school (Mr. A. T. G. Holmes), the captain of the Oppidians (Mr. Giles Alington, son of the Head Master), the captain. of the boats (Mr. H. J. R. Barker), and the captain of the eleven (Mr. N. S. Hotchkin).

The King and Queen inspected a number of water-colours lent by Viscount Leverhulme and paintings by Miss Nora Davison and Miss Mabel Spurrier. The Queen was 40 impressed by a picture of the Pro- voat's garden by Miss Davison that she asked if she might be allowed to purchase it. Their Majesties were also interested in some draw- ings and pictures by A. T. G. Holmes and D. M. Hodges, both King's Scholars.

When the King and Queen emerged from School Yard to enter their cars the choristers in their surplices lined the pathway.

Floral" "Bachelor's Button."

A most appropriate nickname has been given to a tiny flower which is new to this country, and which was shown for the first time to-day at a Royal Horticultural Society die play. It bears a close resemblance to the hard yellow centre of the not even the claims of that humble ordinary daisy but otherwise has plant to beauty, because it throws out not a single petal. The me it has been given is "Bachelor's Button," the reason for that being the complete absence of petals with which a young man could test his luck by the old method of "She loves me, she lovos me hot!" In horticultural language its correct name is Cotula, by which it is known on the South African veldt, its true home.

IN HONG KONG. TO-DAY

SHOWERY,

each towards the improvement and the development of the agri- ary Requltural industry and the bettering

of the Tining conditions on thos engaged in agricultural pursuits Encouragement is also to be given [to small producers and manufac- turers to promote co-operation in the marketing of their products while the starting of co-operative thrift and savings socities among the general, public will be worked for as well. A weckly "Co-opera- tive Supplement" is being publish ed by the official paper, the Man Kwok "Yat Pa in connection with the various efforts for "the launch- ing of this international movement which had not as yet made much progress in this part of the coun-. try.

YESTERDAY'S WEATHER REPORT, FORECAST AND REMARKS, 186UED BY THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT 6.20 P.M., STATED :-

PRESSURE IS

HIGH TO THE

AND

- NORTHEAST. OF JAPAN

MODERATELY LOW

A SHALLOW

OVER CHINA, DEPRESSION 伯:

SITUATED OVER THE LOOCHOOS,

LOCAL *FORECAST:

S.W. WINDS, LIGHT TO MODERATE, FAIR.

garve), the Lord Mayor of London (Sir Percy Greenaway), and Sir Hugh Turnbull (Commissioner of Police for the City).

"Scholars" A-Plenty.

Marshal Chen Chi Tang's recent nroposal for the re-introduction of the study of Chinese clamies in schools may have been prompted by the realisation of the fact that the younger Chinese generation are no longer paying much attention to scholastic attainments. On the other hand, that many scholars are to be found among the older generation has been amply proved by the large response to the invitation issued by the local Military Headquarters for After inspecting the parade, secretaries. There wore fifteen which included the newly formed positions to 'fill, and these appoint. mounted division, the Duke presentments were to be made through a drill. ed cups and medals for first-aid and competitive examination which was to include classical compositions so Prince George's Climb, that only those well versed in the Classics could have a chance. The Prince George yesterday visited number of entries for the' examina- the Palace of Westminster and, action, nevertheless, exceeded 1.250! companied by representatives of the It is understood the examination Office of Works and of the contrac has since taken place, the results which is now in progress. tors, inspected the restoration work being now awaited with great in-

His Royal Highness was specially interested in the maze of scaffolding which has been erected around the Clock Tower during the past few weeks, and it was suggested to him that he might care to ascend the internal staircase which leads to Big Ben. He indicated, however, that he would prefer to climb the ex- ternal scaffolding, which now riscs to a height of about 180ft, from the ground. To do this he bad to Lady Willingdows Flying Visit.

mount ladders placed at steep The Countess of Willingdon, wife angles,, but he urged the officials of the Viceroy of India, will leave not to dissuade him. He descend Karachi by air on June 14, and willed by the staircase, but announced arrive in London on June 20.. Ол that he had enjoyed the experience July 22 she will leave Croydon by thoroughly and would have air for Cairo to catch the P. & O. hesitation, in going up, again. liner Strathaird at Suez on July

The scaffolding is now nearly com 25, arriving in Bombay on August 3. Thero she will join the Viceroy, plete, and the next stage of survey- Lord Willingdon, and they will re shortly. Any stone which is found ing the stonework will be begun main for a fortnight, returning to Simla on August 18. Lord. Willingdon spend from June 16 to June 21 at Naini Tal, the hill station. He hopes to visit Kashmir between July 3 and 19, and Poons from July 27 to August 1.

The scaffolding which is being è Lady Mhondda nerected will not obscure the face of Women Big buwan the work of to

all parts: of the atoration is finished it is intended. country will to day remember auto give the clock a complete over rtant birthday. Viscountess (Continued on Page 1)

proposes

to

terest.

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

TO-DAY

(July 6)

(Int'e V Moon 13th Day.) Becond-hand cars,

Lananerta Bale of Used and Rosy & Co.'s garage, Salisbury Mosare Alex Road, Kowloon, 5.30 p.m.

(M.C.L.) 8.30 p.m."

Whist Drive at Police Club

gower Cricket Club, Club House, Meetings.Confirmatory, Craigen-

no 5.30 p.m. Sergeants' Meas-Com-

mittee, (HK.V.D.C. 6 p.m..

Theatres. Queen's: "MG.M. Variety

· Programme.' Central: "The Half Naked

Truth," King's: "Marry Me," Oriental Danger Lights."" Majestic : Nagana," Star: Broadway Bad."

to be defective is marked with chalk, and eventually removed and replaced by new stone. Much of the stone which is removed in this way will afterwards be offered for sale to the public.

Ten Dances at King's Restaur ant; Hongkong Hotel Gloucester Building and Majestic Dancing Academy

ant: Hongkong and Repulse Bay Dinner Dances at King's Restaur

Hotels; and Gloucester Building.

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