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ST. ANDREW'S

CHURCH

"TO-NIGHT'S ORGAN

RECITAL

Mr. Rupert Baldwin, A.T.C.L, the organist of St. Andrew's Church,

Kowloon, is giving a recital in the Church at o'clock to-night (Mon- day), the programme of which is appended. Soloist-Mr. G. H. King, Tenor,

Programme."

Bich.

Schumann.

"1.-Prelude in G

2-Of Foreign Lands and

People 3.- Solemn Melody

Walford-Davies. 4.-Aria-But Thou didst not Leave His Soul in Hell (Messiah)

Handel, 5.-Trumpet Voluntary.......Purcell. 6.-Air from "The Water Music "

Handel.

Hymn No. 281. 7-Evensong... Ensthope Martin., 8.Passacaglit John E. West. 9.-The Lost Chord.. ...Sullivan. 10. (a) Starlight ........

(b) To a Wild-rose MacDowell (e) A.D. 1620

11-Fanfare

KOWLOON-HOW IT APPEARS

AFTER LONG ABSENCE

한

IMPRESSIONS OF ONE WHÒ.... “FORESAW WHAT WAS COMING"

(BY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT).

To people who have been in the Colony for a very long time, the changes that have taken place in Kowloon are but a matter of course, but to the man who has been away from the Colony for a number of years, it holds a dif- ferent meaning altogether.

The other day I went out with someone who

had Just returned after

long spell abroad and as he expressed a wish to see the changes he had read and heard so much about, we went on a tour of inspection In Kowloon I left the "Itinerary" entirely to him and he chose to go out to Kal Tack."to see the dying field."

We left the ferry wharf and went by way of Nathan Road and Lemmens.Prince Edward Road. When he saw the new buildings around the Peninsula Hotel, he was dumb founded although he insisted that THE PENINSULA HOTEL he was one of the people who

Mr. J. M. de Amusategut. Major R. A. Bagnold, M. J. Blanchard, Lt. Col. Boys, Cal, and Missea H. and J. Boyd, Miss F. W. Brown, Capt. P. S. Burgess, Mr. T. Bridge, Mr. G. L. Brandt, Mrs. G. E. Burden, Mr. B. Q. Butler.

Mrs. E. Cogan, Gen. M. A. Co hen, Mr. D. Corlett, Mrs. W. S. Cowherd, Mrs. R. C. Creer, Mrs. C. H. Crichton,

Mr. & Mrs. E, Dewstoe, Mr. R. N. Drake, Mr. D. Drummond, Ma- jor V. E. Duclos, Miss C. R. Dunne.

Mr. & Mrs. F. J. Easterbrook, Mr. W. Eckert, Mrs. B. Elder.

Miss M. E. Flynn, Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Finley and Son, Lt. Col. & Mrs. F. E. Fasken, Mr. G. E. Frisque,

Capt. Cambrill, Mr. F. Gibbons, Mr. J. Gilchrist," Mr. "W. J. 'Good- win, and Family, Mr. T. M. Gre. gory, Mr and Mrs. J. P. Grove. Mr. L. L Gilson, Mr. & Mrs. J. Gould, Mr. W. Griffin, Mrs. Guise- Moores.

foresaw this years and years ago! Then he wanted to see Yaumati and to Yaumati wa went. Here the new tenement houses that have replaced the low two-storied buildings of the long ago gave the district such

8 different aspect that it was hard, at first, to con- vince my friend that he was in the heart of the old, slum' area.

along the road; in order that he might have a good look at all those beautiful houses. La Salle College made a direct "hit," so much so that he wanted to go into the building but as it was summer vacation time, we eventually de- cided to leave it till a little later.

Kowloon Tong, also made a very good impression and as we were beginning to ride a little taster now, we soon left the garden city behind and once again got into the old, native area. The contrast was very sharp. A few minutes previously, we might have been in a suburban town in England for all that we had seen, and now back to China again, China of immemorial. antiquity,

The people who live in this past corres- survival of the pond to their surroundings. This. is Chinese country life once more. The women's dresses, particularly. remind one of the Chinese farming people; in the New Territory and beyond.. and in point of fact, these people are, most of them, engaged in the cultivation vegetables and other crops.

of

Then when we got to Kai Tack we were awakened, so to speak, but "old Kowloon" is nowadaya a wonderful” mixture of real old We then drove on and soon wé China, or typical Hong Kong tene- were in Bhamshulpo. The "Campments of twenty years ago and there together with all the new more, and of the new type of big houses, according to my friend, dwelling houses, with concrete had made this district quite a floors and stairs. The new is town by itself and, he was parti- dusting the old--but plenty of the cularly struck by the fine motorlatter still remaining. I think the roads. We then decided it was progress out in this citadel of time to turn back to Prince Ed-, ancient style China impressed my ward Road-The whole district so companion more even than the Impressed my friend that we building of Shamshulpo on what had to stop the car and walk had once been a swamp.

TAXATION IN FRANCE

CAUSES WIDESPREAD

UNREST

Paris-A prolonged clash of con- Mr. R. Hall, Mr. & 31rs, C. M.

flicting forces is today shaking the Hall, Mr. E. Hausamann, Mr W..very foundations of the existing Haygood, Mrs. C. E Haygood, order in France." Mr. B. Henderson, Capt. T. L Henderson, Mr H: A. Howes.

Miss C. C Imrie.

Mr. P. Janssene.

Mr. H. Kadoorie, Mr. R. O. F. King, Mr. E. Krug.

Mr. & Mrs. D. L Lacson, Col.

& Mrs. L/C, Dewis.

will be needed to end effectively the present deep current of pro- test.

As the semioticial newspaper. Le Temps, indicates, the Govern- ment cannot consistently take any action against the merchants, peasants, rentiers and Industria- lists who staged organized mass In Paris, a series of recent mass meetings decrying the present ex- manifestations by merchants and cessive fax burdens and demand- taxpayers, provoked, a vigorous ing economies in public · expendi declaration from M. Edouard Dala- ture, when the same. Cabinet dier, French Prime Minister, to the failed to carry out its avowed in- effect that the time is not far off tention of punishing those respon- when it will be necessary to de-sible for the strike of public ser- fend the Republican fegime by Evants or fonctionnaires which took place a few món thig, ngozi non da action."

In the provinces, discont unrest among the pes dissatisfaction. with their

Misses M. Manuk, E. J. Me Gann, M. G. McGurg, Mr. Ftatives in Parliament has become Morgenstern, Mrs Al Hi Muzall and children.

Mr. F. Offenburg, Miss P. Ong Biaco, Miss G. A, Osborne, Mrs. Otto:

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Mr. A. M. Parker, Mrs. Potts Dr. E. L Reed Mr. FC. Ren dall, Capt. T. H. R. Riggs, Mrs. D. F. Robertssit, MPCB Rozen- baum, Mrs. G., Rumilles, ne «AN

Mr. A. W. Simpson, Dr. A. J. Skinn, Mr. H. Skott Mr El Grant Smith, Mr. A. Stükkink.

Mr. Tang Shiu Kin, Mr. G. Travera, “Mr. & Mrs. G. W. E. True, Mr. J. H. Tyuson, Major W. E. Tyndall, Miss M. MA Tyr- rell.

so cute that many capable obser- vers have compared the attuation of the French Revolution to that which existed on the eve

·and These two opposing: manifesta- ind | tlong-syndicated government:am. en- ŝployees defiantly presenting: ony proposed reduction in thels pay, and the merchants, producers. rentiers and taxpayers demanding that the state institute drastic cuts in its expenditure so Tumultuous uprisings, menaces, permit tax reduction are the cry violations of the homes of the re-stallized symbols of the funds » presentatives of the people 31 mental condler underlying present Daladier declared in a recent unrest in France, le dodala Sh speech to the Senate, all this will

Aggravated by Trade Recession. be broken. It is not by manifesta- tions in the streets, that's diffenit On the one hand, all that is situation can be corrected. If the conservative or "bourgeois"—bour- means of suppressions now at our geols taken in the large sense of disposal prøve insuzielent, I shall the word, meaning one who pos- seek other measures to put an end sesses reserves and wishes to pro- to an intolerable situation.” Fa tect them-rises up in zigid oppo- altion to the present-day trend of socialization which seeks to sub- ordinate the individual and his possessions to the mass and their demands. Aggravated by the eco- nomic depression which only TG- cently began to be severely felt in

Property v. Socialization.

While this vigorous stand of the Government against excesses com Mr. L. Walch, Miss N. L. Walsh, mifted in connection with the re, Misses Walsh and Flynn Mr. B. cent agitations is generally appro- E. Watjen. Miss, P. 3 Webster, ved, a large proportion of the|France," this confict is now me Misses Whitham, Mrs. A. French press has not hesitated to festing itself Whitham, Mr. A. Williamson, Sq. point out in plain terms that sphere of French Ute Christion Ldr. and Mrs Wood

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