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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1928.

RETURNING HOME.

GIRL GUIDES.

PRESENTATION TO LADY STUART TAYLOR."

POPULAR POLICE OFFICER RETIRING.

LUNGHAI RAILWAY.

PROPOSED EXTENSION TÖ KANSU.

A very popular official of the Yesterday afternoon; on the evo

Bhanghal, Sept. 20. Hongkong Police Force, in the of Lady Stuart Taylor's departure Discussing the proposed exton- person of Inspector William Spear,

Was a large sion of the Langhai railway from will be retiring on pension next for Home, there month.

gathering of Girl Guides, their Haichow to Kanau in connexion with which the Kuo Min News friends and supporters, at Govern-Agency recently reported that mont House to witness a happy negotiations had been concluded ceremony in the presentation of a with a "certain financial group," souvenir, to Lady. Stuart, Taylor the N. C. Daily News declares that to mark hor connexion with the the report is well, founded.

The belief pravails that a group of Girl Guido movement in the Belgian financiers are interested, though the amount of the loan or Colony.

Inspector Spear first arrived in Hongkong in March, 1907, joining the Police Force as a constable, After six years' service he was mado a lance sergeant and in 1919 full sergeant. ....

In 1920, he was promoted to the rank of Sub-Inspector and two years ago became a full rank Ins- pector, from which post he is now retiring.

Of genial disposition, Inspector Spear had made many friends locally, both with members of the Force and with the general public. Inspector Spear is one of the oldest officers at present with the Hongkong Police and during his twenty-one years service, he must have seen many changes in the Colony and in the Police Force.

All his friends will wish him a long period of happy retirement in the Old Country. It is under- atood that the Inspector will be leaving the Colony on October 18.

OBITUARY.

MR. MANUEL J. D. ALVES.

It is with regret that we have to record the death of Mr. Manuel

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Mrs. W, T., Southorn, the wife the names of the lenders have not of His Excellency the Officer Ad-transpired. It adds that it is known that fifty locomotives are ministering the Government, in boming either from France or making the presentation, express-Belgium to Pukow and the pre- ed the Girl Guides' tribute to Lady sumption is that these--or at Stuart Taylor in these words: any rate a part of them-are for

Ladies and Gentlemen,One of Lunghai.

Though the Lunghai railway at our Guide Laws enjoins that "Aene time was left with only four Guide smiles and sings under all out of 100 locomotives, its post- difficulties." But I protest that it tion has become very much better. is impossible either to smile or to during the past two months and sing when faced by the difficulty the earning power of the line has of saying goodbye to Lady Stuart reached

basis. Д satisfactory Taylor. I don't believe the law Apparently Feng Yu-hsfang, is applies to so hard a case. In any using his influence for the develop- event we are not met here together ment of the line. Reuter, for you to see me smile or to hear mo sing. This large gathering is a visible sign of the affection in which we hold Sir Eric and Lady Stuart Taylor.

I include Sir Eric for three rea- Bona. First of all, he is a good friend to all of us in general, a good friend to the Scouts in parti-

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B. Sutton and Miss M. Hancock.

3rd Hongkong Company: Miss Cressey and Miss Ip Wal-man.

1st Kowloon Company: Miss M. Bryson and Miss A, Hosford,

2nd Kowloon Company: Miss T. Ellis and Miss M. Chan,

1st Hongkong Rangers: Mies

J. D. Alves, Chief Clerk of the Im-cular, and thirdly, if I may make ports and Exports Department, professional reference, he has which occurred at his residence been prescribing good tonics for B. Taylor and Miss G. Heard. at 39, Haiphong Road, Kowloon, our bodies, while Lady Stuart

at 9.30 a.m. yesterday.'.

Taylor has been giving us that

All officers or Guides over 18

Mr. Alves was a highly respect-bost of tonics for the mind-years of age playing for their

A Book of Remembrance.

Company were handicapped. This applied to the 2nd Hongkong Com- pany and the lat Hongkong Rangers.

The winners of the Tournament

wore:

won

Int Hongkong Rangers, with 20 points. Represented by Mias B. Taylor and Miss G, Heard.

2nd Kowloon Company, 17 points, Represented by Miss. T. Ellis and Miss M. Chan.

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ed member of the local Portuguese | Guiding. community and was a conscien- tious and hardworking servant, of the departments to which he had been attached during his 20 years I am not going to dwell on this of work here. He was originally parting from these two good with the Post Office, after which friends. We want to spend as he was transferred to the Railway much time in their company as and later to the Imports and Ex- possible and not listen to speeches, porta, where he officiated for I have been asked to present to long period, earning the

Lady. Stuart Taylor on behalf of en-

all interested in Gulding in the comfums of the co-workers and superiors. His aickness extended Colony this book, "A Book of Re-

1st Kowloon Company, membrance." It will contain when over a long period, but it was only completed the signature of every points. Represented by Miss K. during the past three months that he was compelled to give up.

Guide in the Colony. It is adérn-Chester and Miss Hosford. ed by charming water colours of The cup was very kindly given Although a member of local Hongkong Bowers by our friend, by Mrs. Dyer, and at her desire clubs, notably the Club Lusitano, Mrs. Aubrey. It is full of Guide Lady Stuart Taylor handed it to the deceased seldom appeared in photographs and sketches and we the winners. sports, but always gave his sup hope it will be a happy reminder Mrs. D. R. Kinloch has kindly port to all such movements. Heto Lady Stuart Taylor of all the consented to act as Hon. Secretary Jeaves a wife, two brothers and splendid work she has done for the in place of Lady Stuart Taylor. three sisters, all of whom are now Guide movement in this Colony.' Mrs. B. G. Grigor will assist her, in the Colony, and his demise nt the comparatively early age of 41

and Mrs. J. D. Danby will act as Badge Secretary: is regretted by a large circle of friends, whose sympathy for the relatives will be generously tended.

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to her memory as she will be pre-

sent in ours. In all I have said I know that our President, Lady

“The Connoisseur Comes to Caldbecks." Building at the end of Octo-piness and success in their life in Creasy, Mrs. J. D. Danby, Mrs.

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SCOTT'S. Emulsion brings health and strength at all ages of life. Contented and happy are little ones who are nourished

by SCOTT'S Emulsion,

Lady Stuart Taylor has been a tower of strength to Ilongkong

List of Vice-Presidents, Guiding, and it has been a joyful thing to work with her and to

Mra. F. H. Carvalho, Lady Chow, realise her wonderful efficiency and keenness and to enjoy her Mrs. H. T. Creasy, Mrs, R. M. The funeral took place last sense of humour, which is the Dyer, Mrs. R. Hancock, Lady Ho evening, there being a large at-greatest asset in all work and at Tung, Mrs. R. H. Kotowall, Mrs. tendance at the gravesido cero- all times, but especially in Gaid- Paul Lauder, Mrs. C. C. Luard. mony and many floral tributes ing, which is founded on play and Mrs. C. G. Mackie, Mrs. F. Mait sent, notably these from the de- cheerfulness and good followship.land, Mrs. J. M. da Rocha, Mrs. partments of the Government in We do hope that Lady Stuart Tay- W. T. Southorn, Mrs. J. H. Tag- which the late Mr. Alves had lor will like our humble offering, gart, Mrs. 8. W. Ta'o, Mrs. T. G. been employed.

and that it will recall us as often Weall, Mrs. E. D. C. Wolfe, M.B.E.

Local Association. Lady Clementi, M.B.E. (Prest- The old established firm of N. Clementi, would wish to be asso-dent), Mrs. C. G. Alabaster, M.B.E Lazarus, longkong's only Eurociated heartily. We wish Sir Eric Mrs. G. E. Aubrey, Mrs. A. Can- pean òpticians, will remove to premises in the Ho Hong-Bank and Lady Stuart Taylor all hap-non, Mira, W. G. Clark, Mrs. H. T. J. B. H. Dovic, Mrs. C. R. ber, it is announced. The change England.

Mrs. Lady Stuart Taylor in a brief Duppuy,

R. M. Dyer, has been made necessary by the

A. H. Ferguson, Mrs. pending, demolition of the Queen's speech, expressed her thanks for

B. G. Grigor, Mrs. R. Han- Road block at the foot of Zetland the gift.

cock, Miss A. E. Hendry, Mrs. J. Street, to make way for a new Presentation of All-Round Corda. II. Junt, Mrs. T. H. King, Mrs. D. building.

R. Kinloch, Mrs. C. C. Luard, Mrs. Miss Lella Clarke (Captain, lat Mercer, Mrs. W. G. H. Miles, Mrs. The trees on the north side of Hongkong Rangers) was present- E. P. Minett, M.D., Mrs. W. B. A. Queen's Road East, near the Naval ed with All-Round Cords-a re- Moore, Mrs. G. Murray, Mrs. G. F. Arsenal, which have long con- cognition of general efficiency in Nightingale, Mra, J. Owen Hughes, stituted n danger to motor traffic, Guiding awarded by Headquarters. Mrs. J. L. Pearson, Lady Pollock, have now been removed, apparent Miss Clarke is doing excellant Mrs. H. R. Remington, M.B.E., Mrs M. H. Roffey, Miss H. D. ly in view of the additional traffic work for Guiding in the Colony. this thoroughfare will carry when

A Tennis Tournament for the Sawyer, Miss H. F. Skinner, Mrs. the two new bus services are in Guides was arranged by Miss J. T. Smalley, Mrs. W. T. Southors, operation. In addition the kerb Marybud Hancock. Those playing Ms. C. C. Stark, Lady Tyrwhitt at the corner before Seven

and were:

Mrs. E. D. C. Waltep M.B.E., Mrs. O. C. Womack, Mias F. C. Woo, Sixpenny Hill is reached has been

1st Hongkong Company: Miss M.B.E., Miss E. Kotowall (during moved back resulting in แ

Miss Woo's absence abroad), Mrs. slight increase in the width of the Steele and Miss Lang,

2nd Hongkong Company: Misa J. R. Wood.

road at the turn.

SALESMAN ŞAM

HEAR YE! HEAR YE!

ORDER IN "THE COURT WHILE SAM) HOWDY FACES THE

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THIS HERE GUY WAS DRIVIN' HIS NAG AN'. WAGON SO, SLOW HE WAS TIEİN' UP. TRAFFIC SOMETHIN'

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Fquaring Things

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THANKS, JUDGE

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