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Departures On

"Nankin: For The South

The Australian liner "Nankin” sailed for Melbourne, vla Manila and ports, yesterday with the following passengers aboard:—

Mr. W. Denty, Miss V. D. Denby, Mrs E M. Brown. Miss LM. Brown, M'ss L J. Brown. Mrs. M. P. Confoy, Miss C. G. Hunter Mr. W. W. Higgins, Miss M: G. Jones, Dr. P. Liddell, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McKinnon, Mr. H. Mrs. Massey, M. "R. A. Nicho &

A H C. M. A. Strike, "Miss Schulze, Miss P. N. Veitch., Mr. G. R. Thompson Mrs. G. R. Thomp son, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Wharton, Miss J. H. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. 3. R. W. Best. Mrs. L A. Brackel- manu. Mrs. M. S. Byrne, Miss K. M. Byme, Miss A. Benn, Mrs. M. Campbell, Miss M. 8. Becker, Mrs. L 9. Elkington, Mr. and Mrs. E Michael, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Rey- nolds Miss J. M. Reynolds, Mrs. V. EA. Ramsbottom, Miss. J. E. Tipper. Mrs. A. Wootion. Mrs A L Spencer, Dr. G. H. W. Smith, Mr. J. L Davies, Mr. and Mrs T. P. Crisp, Mr. J. C. McManus, Mrs. A. M. Selkirk, Mis S E Selkirk, Mr. and Mrs F. Pryke, Mr. S. F Hearue. Mrs. R Taylor, Mrs. E M. Moore, Miss C. E Tighe, Mr. J. McHugh, Mr. W. Richmond, Mi. D. O'Farrell, Mrs. M. J. Howison, Mr. and Mrs. G. Turner, Miss E E. Bell, Mr. J. S. Taiminge, Miss LM E. Southwell, Mr. J. E. Pascue, Mrs. O. B. McLean, Miss M. McLean, Miss O. McLean. Mr. and Mrs. A. A, Baker.

S.S. "TJISADANE”.

Dutch Liner Departs For Sourabaya

CORONATION YEAR

Longer And Brighter London Season

London will have a longer sea- son next year.

The King's choice of May 12 as the Coronation date means that it will begin earlier and cause the organisers of a number of the more important social events to hold them later.

The Royal Military Tournament is usually considera to mark the beginning of the season, and opens during the first week in May.

Next year the official duties of many of those concerned in it will not permit of their taking part in an Olympla show at that time.

Accordingly the Tournament will open on May 27 and will con- tinue until June 12.

This change makes it necessary for the International Horse Show, also at Olympia. to begin later. An official of the Show såld:

"We shall hold our Show next year from Thursday, June 17, to Saturday, June 28." Instead of be-, ginning at the end of May, as we did this year."

SOME NEW BOOKS

Complete Study Of Hero In Mythology

The following books were pub lished on September 10:

"THE HERO" by Lord Raglan, author of "The Science of Peace."

etc.

A few years ago Lord "Ragian his analysis or the published

dipus myth under the title of "Jocasta's Crime:" he has further pursued his investigations and now the offers a complete study of curious position occupied by the Hero in mythology, ritual, litera- ture and drama There are, for example, strange parallels to be found among the stones of The- seus, Pelops, Zeus, Romulus, Nyi- kang, Moses. "Elijah, Siegfried and Robin Hood. Other famous char- acters are known in the same form in the traditions of places sur- prisingly far apart. We need prac tically a new theory of time and apacele account for some of the mysteries Lord Raglan has collect- ed; and we hope that his well-in- formed survey will be especially welcome at

incressed a time" of interest everywhere in local and

The Chelsea Flower Show wnational folk-lore (105. 6d. net). be on May 26: 27 and 28, about a week later than this year.

It has not been considered ne- cessary to change the dates of the Aldershot Tattoo which will be from June 10 to June 19.

A Tattoo official said: "Wè fr our date in relation to Ascot Week; and, as there is no change there, we do not need to make alterna-. tions."

GERMAN CURRENCY

STABLE

Berlin, Sept. 29. Commenting on the devaluation of the Franc and the correspond.

The following were the passen- gers aboard the J.C.J.L⚫ liner ***Tisadane" which left Honging measures taken by the Swiss,

Sourabaya, Dutch and Kong yesterday for

other Goverriments. the "Diplomatisen-Politische Kor-

that Ger respondenz" declares. many, "whose currency and trade policy are bult up on quite diffe- rent basis. will not oe affected by these measures.

"THE BRIGHT HILL" by Claris- sa Fairchild Cushman.

The study of an intumpatible marriage. Relations between hus- band and wife" have never been more feelingly described than in.

last Miss Cushman's

romance, *Judith," Readers of" "The Bight. H" will find the same sympathy and insight. (7s. 6d net).

HEADED FOR A HEARSE" by Jonathan Latimer.

Jonathan Latimer is an author new to England. In this extreme- Jy hard-boiled detective novel he proves himself a master of the macabre and grotesque. His in- vestigator, William Crane, has a method and a manner all his ow Alded by a lime-squeezer, a quart of whisky, a monkey-wrench, a stop-watch and a deep-sea diver. Craze manages LQ prove his client's innocence in the necessary via Manila, Macassar and Ball:-

six days. Some very queer char- Mr. J. W. van Riet. Mrs. H. S.

acters have some very quees Leas, Mrs. H L. Cothran. Mr. G.

things to hide, but nong is proof Thiele, Mrs. See Kiao, Mr. Ngo

against this efficient whirlwind of Ca Hu, Mrs. Redman and "infant,

a detective. The book is a choice Mr. Gulco Hy. Mr. P. Couzinet.

of America's Crime Club. (7. 8d. the The German currency as Mr. G. Gironee, Mr. Co Su Chia,

net), Reinhardt. Secretary

State Mr. Co Plat, Miss Candido Co.

of

"A.-D. "DIAMOND COAST" by stable, Miss Co Chiat Leng. Rev. Father | stated on Sunday, was

therefore had Divize, author of "They Blocked

# Artur Basillo de Ba. Rev. Father and Germany

the Suez

"Admiral's Canal" and disinterested detached but ΠΟΥ

Million." Jorge B Duarte. Mr. Sherwood observer. She regards the mea- Matthews. Mr. Sydney P. Levy, ❘ sures

as experiments In France Mr. G. W. Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. on the part of a country with Tan Klen Thong, Mrs, Tan Tilan | different

trade currency and Hoy,

and which now has situations, to bear the consequences of this operation.

Augusto

Ferreira Rev.

Father

PRESIDENT HOOVER

"Famous Chinese Film

Star Arrives

Wharf.

Other passengers were:-

measures

in

to and

"It can hardly be expected that the devaluation of currency any country will be received with enthusiam by the general public such Mus Anna May Wong. the

in that country, even if

are accompanied by famous

actress, Chinese screen

international agreements and Who was in Hong Kong recently

made more palatable by being and has been spending a holiday

described. 15 "Currency adjust- the

North returned from

the

nient." But it decidedly goes too Shanghal yesterday aboard

the attempt is made Dollar liner President Hoover tar it which arrived from America, via soothe the psychological ports, and berthed at the Kowloon political reaction by making inter- national circumstances and other countries responsible for a measure that is unpopular, but which the French Government anparently When cer- believes unavoidable. tain French circles try to manu- between facture

connection 11 German armament and the der Valuation of the Franc. that must cheap 39 3 be regarded more political slogan than as evidence The of objective judgement. revival of international economic life is certainly not aided if the ormation of bincks with ocposing national philosophies. is also aim ed at in the economic field.”— Transocesa News Service

Mr. J. Albeck, Mr. and Mrs. M. Angeles. Mr. C. K Baldwin,. Mr. M. J. Bharucha, Mr. I. S. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Chan Kwok Yee, Miss J. Chan, Mr. Chan Yu Ting, Mr. C. S. Chen, Madam Chen, Master Chen, Mr. W. P. Cheung, Mr. W. J. Chrstian, Mr. Y. T. Chu. Mr. P. Chung. Mr. M. David. Rev. and Mrs. A. Eklund, Master D. Eklund, Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Gledt, Master F. Giedt, Master D. Gleat, Master R. Gledt, Mr. Han Leong. Mra E. Hearther, Mis J. Hearther. Master R.. Hearther, Mrs. Ruth Jue, Mr Monroe Jung, Mr. and Mrs, David Kaill, Miss 'E. Keys, Mr. E. 8. Kong, Mr. Lai Mo Trung, Mr. P. C. Lee, Mr. Vance Lee. Mr. C. MacNell, Mrs..... Chase, Mr. T. D. Cochrane, Mr. Malley, Mr. J. Maloof, Mr. Y. C. T. Conant. Miss M. Conboy, Miss Mao, Mr. F. T. Melwani, Mr. G. 8, Cory, Mr. F. Crawford, Dr. C. Miss A. Canningham, W. Morgan, Mr. T. Mullen. Miss T, Cross Nina de Ramirez, Mr. Jose Re- Mr. and Mrs. H. De Vale, Miss queans, Miss Milagros Reynolds. L. Del Valle, Mr and Mrs. H. H. Mr. M. B Reach, Mr. M. Rosen- De Wict, Mr. P. J. Didisheim, Mrs. blatt, Mr. M. Rosenblatt, Mr. J. Russell, Mr. M. K. Ryan, Misa Carmen Salvador, Mr. and Mrs. J. Shoong, Miss B. Shoong, Miss D. Shoong. Master. M. Shoong. Mr. and Mra. G. Stafford. Captain W. 8. Stoker, Mrs. W. 8. Stoker, Mrs. Sze Bao But Mel, Master. Sze. Baty Bre, Mr. M Tang. Mr. B.

E.

A. D. Divine, sailor and author. is already widely known for his thrill-to-a - page quick-moving yarns. This, his first juvenile ad- venture story, with its well-drawn background of ships and the sea, is bound to keep any ordinary boy thrilled from start to finish (38.

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"CHAOTIC CONDITION

OF LAND"

Society Blamed For Farmers' Position

"Society has not given farmers a chance. They are Insulated, isolated, and disintegrated."

M: L. "K. Elmhirst, of Darting ton Hall. Devon, made this cri- ticism In his presidential address to the International Committee of Agricultural Economists at St. An- drews recently.

Behind the farming system there must he, he said, a structure of social service, health, education, transport, lekure, and recreation.

Behind all the problems was the fundamental factor of the land in England. The picture was chaotic. One day they might see a farm

the Tug on economic lines, and next a competition for that farm by the speculative builder or the factory. There was no one to ace that society got the best use it could out of its land..

the

"But," Mr.. Elmhirst asked, Mare farmers themselves good citizens or what chance have they of becoming good citizens?"

They talked of the fariners' K. Fairman. Mr. and Mrs. H. Tsturdy independence and rigged Gewald. Master EL W. Gewald. indvidualism, but they overlooked Miss B. L. Geweld, Mr. M. Green-his fallure to cooperats. It was Beld, Mrs. J. P. Gregory, Miss L Gregory, Mr. F. Gullotti, Mr. and Mrs. HL Haag. Mr. and Mrs. C Hablutzel, Mr. 8, Jarrat. Mr. Geo. Joseph, Mrs. 8. G. Kirkland, Mr C. L. Locsin. Mr. and Mrs. R

T. Tse, Mr. T. Ueda, Mr. P. Machado, Miss K. McLean, Miss Verdayne, Mr. E. Walsh, Captain R. McLeod, Mrs. L. Manh, Miss and Mrs. O. Walsh, Miss Mary N. L Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter, Mr. Wang Zu, D, Wong Mler, Mr. W. M. Moore, Mr. G. Kim, Mr. and Mrs. M. K Wong, Mr. E. B. Wong, Mr. T. Wong, Mr. T. M. Tal

Newport, Mr. M. M, Pittard. Mr. T. Ramchund, Mr. 3 Rosen- the Miss L Sanchez, Mrs. J.. For Manila-Mr. H. Anderson, Sampson, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Simon, Mr. L G. Bricker, Miss Mr. C. M. Smith, Mrs. Bolo Buchanan, Mr. T. Barké, Mr. and dounikoff,Mr. E. Boret, Mr T Mrs. A. C. Carson, Miss M Cassel Tülkürüss, Ma P Torrente, Mias Miss Jewelene Chambers, Miss

Torrente, Mrs. D. Walstrom,

said that he was a good bargetner, but less was said about these who undercut their neighbours. Many were not farmers but dealers, and the officials of the marketing- schemes knew the dimenities of facing men who were half farmers.. and hath dealers.

Miss V. Wa'strom, Mies H. Wal strom, Mrs. W. Welnzheimer, Master &. Welzheimer, Mr. and MC. Weinheimer, Master C Weinzheimer, Jr. Mr. D. Winiker, Mr. A. Wright Mr. D. M. Young, Mr. B. C. Zitkawiki

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