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TAIKOO CLUB DEBATING SOCIETY."

A Parliamentary

Election."

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The Taikos Club Debating Se- ciety opened their sesson last! night with

"Parliamentary Election." There were about Rity present in the Club Hall and a keen and interesting fight re- sulted Mr. D. B. Boze was the Independent Labour candidate and Mr. J. Simpson was the Coali- tionist candidate.

The Independent Labour didate was introduced by Mr. Mc- Neillie, who, in the course of bis speech, said the Party had studied politics and Mr. Churchill had no right to say that Labour had no talent to rule the country.

Mr. D. B. Bone, who read from {x manascript, desired a solution of | the Labour question. He was not going to make any promises. be said, because it would be many rears before the country would jobtain the full beneft. They would have to remember their ssered duty to posterity before rivilisation could get much fur ther. The speaker urged that the League of Nations should be sap- ported, and he went

to

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refer to the horrors of war and the tremendous expense of arms- ments. He condemned voca- tional education and main-

tained that what was wanted was

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1921.

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THE COMB IN YOUR HAT!

By Marian Hale.

training in character and citizen- Yes, it's actually a Spanish ship. He thought that the ques-comb!

tion of unemployment would be Norbing remarkable about that dealt with to a great extent if the you say, the Spanish influence is land was nationalised and

fold. the

housing schemes put in hand. But wait till you hear where they are wearing these big Spanish combs

Distribution, he thought, should be re-organised.

Mr. M. J. Eldridge, who intreno: only there.

In their hair? Of course, but duced the Coalition candidate, Listen! 7 bey are wearing argued that when the war was on them in their bats! and they had to get the best brains

of all parties, they had the Coali-

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Chins to enable her to re-organise Loa modem lizes her Government and Public Services, including

ton, which brought about a gne- cessful termication of the war. They had done well in the past) but they had many things to face The Question Of Supervision. the provision of codes of law -the German intemnity, the Irish

Speaking at the concluding | suitable to modern requirements, ¡question, unemployment, the stab- session of the Conference of and the re-organization of "the lisation of exchange which. British Chambers of Commerce judicial system; but there are if left to party polities, would at Shanghai, Mr: W. B. Kennett, always difficulties in the way off Ineker be brought to a successful Chairman of the Conference in every attempt at reform and im-

Issue.

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Mr. J. Simpson, the Coalition can- of the meetings, and discussed that one of these difficol:ies equals didate, urged that the country's wel- the presen: disturbed situation in fio gravity the danger of a con- fare should be put before parts China In concluding his speech tinuance of the present state of polities. In practice what. bad he made the following observa-cbsos in China. The second ob- the Labour Party done for Aus-tions.]

stacle, which I have presumed, to alia? Take New South Wales, Intervention bas an ugly sound. a request from China for foreign whose Government was Labour. It implies that the impulse and assistance is that China might Not only was the country on the desire come from without. I consider is an injury to her pride; verge of bankrupter but the tax-jventure to think that in the bu: China is in the throes of iation amounted to almost break-present state of affairs intansition to a new system for the ing point and unemployment was China the desire for help might working of which her past systers greater there than in almost any come from within. China would of Government and Administra- part of the Empire. But the pec- naturally resent uninvited in- tion has not provided her with a number of trained ple there were getting tired of it terference with her affairs. But sufficient and cut of the last five bre-elee-who does she not ask for foreign men.

ΠΑΡ tbinks it a tion the Government had lost five assistance in the work of re-derogation from his dignity For the sake of King and goization? I think that there to ask for assistance and in- Country they should sink party are two principal reasons. First struction in setting up and politics and if they all united, she thinks that foreign assistance working now and complicated what better Government could might imply foreigo aggression, machinery. Surely China need

foreign they have? They should

control and possibly not hesitate to ask for assistance be loss of ber their country's good before partý

integrity under present cicumstances. No Sover injury to her pride which would independent feeling and vote Coalition.

eign State; and secondly, her be thereby incurred can equsi the Questions were then invited. Mr. pride stands in the way. She is injury to her prestige which Simpson said his idea was that somewhat in the position of results from the present utterly car which he discreditable state of affairs. If be in the Empire in a similar man-bas not learned to drive. China would see it to employ ner to the Colonies. He was not and hesitating to ask for help and foreign experts they might be in favour of income tax in Hong instruction, Erst lest the in part and parcel of her own public kong, he said. amidst laughter instructor might stay too long in the services. They might be con reply to another questioner.

car, and secondly, lest he might sidered as experts tending aid Mr. D. Young, in proposing Mr. loss face by admitting his in- rather than foreign officials ex- Bone, said it was not only the ability to drive. Chins has re-ercising control. question of an attractive program-cognised that the methods of I say without any hesitation me that had to be considered. zovernment and administration that the Resolutions relating to They had been disappointed before, prevailing in all modern civilized the present state of China spring It was not programme; it was the nations, subject to modifications from feelibgs of the

greatest candidate. The speaker, who had necessary to meet the nature and friendablp towards the Chinese apparently swallowed a dictionary, temperament of the people, are people. We recognize that the greatly amused the gathering by the methods which she mos | Chinese people as a whole ardent- enumerating his candidate's good eventually adopt. The clock can. Is desire good government, good points. It was a marvelous speech, not now be set back several cent administration and clean justice. and although the speaker seemed uries, yet the machinery for If some of those exercising power a bit bashful at first, he warmed government and administration in China to-day have contrary up gradually and by the time hehad on modern lines does not exist desires, we are convinced that reached his umpteenth folio this in China, and she hesitates to they do not truly represent the speech was written) one began to set up such machinery and teach Chasse people, and we think wonder why he did not put up for her to run it for fear that her that the time will come when Parliament himself or, better still, national independence may be all, instead of a minority of who hold and those exercise a little bit of influence lost. Is there any great danger those with the view to obtaining a seat of such an eventuality in these who seek power in China will that the underlying on our Legislative Council. He days? The present tendency is realize wound up amidst loud applause.

against aggression by one nation principle of men who enter public Mr. J. Russell seconded

It is fully services in civilized communities against another. after the other candidate had been recognized that aggression by is not a desire for the emoluments proposed and seconded the ballot other does not

Power against any of office, but a desire to render ady oue was taken. It resulted as follows: two Powers only but

concern those service to the Stare.

is a I am confident that I correctly Mr. D. B. Bore, Ind. Lab., 34 votes; matter of world-wide concern. interpret the spirit of this Confer- Mr. J. Simpson, Coalition, 16 votes. Obviously any assist oce given ence when I say that we are firm

and

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