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The motor ship Nanking (Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.), left Dunkirk on the 9th January, and is due hero on or about the 7th March.

cess of being educated. This modern education is brought to the very door of China, where the distractions and the strange-an vironment of the West do not operate. All too seldom, we fear, is that point bórne, în mind.

It is one thing to recognise the University's problem and another We have received from Messrs. to solve it. Happily, however, the A. B. Moulder and Co., Ltd. a very accaptable wall date block, means whereby much of the finan-issued by the Bear Brand Swiss cial anxiety can be removed are Milk. In sight. We refer, of course, to the possibility of a grant from Britain's share of the Boxer, In demiity. Both Sir Cell Clementi and Mr. Hornell have exerted avery possible endeavour to in- duce the Home Government to put Into operation the machinery by which this could be done, and the Vice-Chancellor la at present making another effort along these Hines. The sum at present avail- able is more than ten millions sterling, and although Britain as long ago as 1022 notified China of its intention to devote the money to purposes mutually bene Acial to both countries, the whole

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OUR UNIVERSITY.

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Owners are reminded in nó vortisement appearing in this issue that all entries for the annual race meeting must be in the hands of the Secretary, Hongkong Jockey Club, on or before January 18, st 3 pm.

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The annual athletic sports of the Ellis Kadoorie School for Indians are to be held on Friday, 17th inst at the Indian Recreation Club Ground. Mrs. A. T. Hamilton has kindly consented to present the prizes.

charge.

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MR. LUM KIN-SANG.

DEATH OF OLD EMPLOYEE OF "MORNING POST.”.

A heavy loss has been suffered by the South China Morning Post by the death of Mr. Lum Kin-sang, which occurred at the age of 51 years early this morning at his residence, 6, Leung Fal Terrace, Caine Road..

The deceased had been Chief Chinese Assistant in the service of the Morning Post for no, lesa a

period than 26 years, having had charge of the whole of the Chinese staff and being mainly responsible for the management of the book binding and printing departments, For some few years he had been in falling health, and quite re- cently he had suffered from a growth on the brain... The very best medical advice, both in Hong kong and Canton, was obtained, but he gradually became worse and after a considerabje period of unconsciousness he passed away this morning, leaving a mother, wife and eight children, for whom the utmost sympathy is felt.

By his colleagues, foreign and

The Very Idea

Au Engineer Captain B«N, w thus to a Homs paper conve the hot and cold water. "map tion": "If hot water frookes fore cold water why, when me too at refriger for works and a are the paile not filled with water? Surely refrigo

our

engineers are not parelessly, th ing away good money by making their too in na uneconomical way.

“To make clear ice; the pails are sometimes filled with water which has boca, boiled to exclude the air. When this water is put in warm the that the brew will take longer to wntalkooper knows from experience

make"

The aboto is a distinct score for the antisuperstitionists An ounce of experience in worth a pound of theory.

"Women" bonsted the mainte idol, "are an open back to me understand them inside out,**-*

"Well," asked his friends a

drivers: you tell me what” women mean when they hold out their

hands!!!

I stood, I thought, to reason,

So kind sho could not be, Both in and out of sonson,

And have no love for me.

But, oh, I blundered badly,"

My silence was to blame Anether, raving madly,

Modo silent lovo soom tame. And ha, alas I had Nichos,

While I was poor und proud. He won the contest-which is

The way when Love's endowed!

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I sometimes, deplore the 10012" Chinese, the late Mr. Lam (or "Sang," 113 be was familiarly people in these off-handed days take known) was held in the highest love for granted,-Dr. J. D. Jones. esteem, whilst all who were I took her love for granted Amongst the passengers who brought into business contact with When both of us were young, left by the Empress of Russia 10-him soon realised his sterling

When, by her anilos enchanted Fund still remains in abeyance. day were Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fid-qualities and his invariable cour Upon her words I hung; We can conceive of no better pur-des-Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Evan tesy. A real gentleman, he was, pose to which a part of this Fund Jones, Mr. J. Coulthart, Mr. Lin his association with his firm, could be devoted than the in Goldman, Mr. J. Gubbay, Mr. Geo. loyalty personified, and his pass.

Hogg, and Mr. G. Komor.

ing has cast quite a gloom over creasing of the efficiency and in-

the whole establishment. fluence of the University of Hong-

Owing to there being Insell- The late Mr. Lum was a Catho- kong.

Seeing that the Commiscient oplum for analysis, a Chin-ic, and the funeral takes place sion which visited China some ese who appeared before Mr. at the Catholle Cemetery to-mor

Whyte Smith at the Kowloon Ma- row evening. The cortege will years ago, specifically recommend-gistracy this morning on a charge icave the house at 4 pm, and WEDNESDAY JANUARY 15, 19:0ed the use of a considerable part of possession, was acquitted, the prior to the interment at Happy withdrawing the Valley there will be a service in of the money to educational pur-prosecution

the Catholle Cathedral. poses, the claims of our University are amply established. Previous

The many friends of Mr. H. Administrations at Home have un-Ching, of the editorial staff of the It must be cause for convldër- happily" temporined on the InS. C. M. Post, will be interested to learn that a cable has been recely- able regret on the part of Sir Cecildemnity, question. If the Maced from Australia reporting that Clementi, who has worked 'so, hard | Donald Government sets the he has been' auccessfully operated to put the University of Hongkong wheels in motion and sees to it upon for ulceration of the

stomach. on a sound basis, that his final that the University of Hongkong address.as Chancellor should coin- gets a share of the Fund, its name cite with the occurrence of a very real financial crisfh for that in- atitition. The University, Jike so many other interests, has suf- fered a sovere blow by the fall in the exchange value of the dollar, and the seriousness of the situation was clearly indicated at Monday's Congregation both by

ARMY MANOEUVRES THIS MORNING.

OPERATIONS CARRIED OUT ON MAINLAND.

Further Army manoeuvres were was planned to land toops on the mainland. ⠀

will long be remembered by Brifore Mr. Whyte Smith at the Kow-carried out this morning when it tons in the East,

Two Chinese, who appeared be- loon Magistracy this morning on a charge of fighting, were alated to have quarrelled over a debt of ten cents. In ordering both defendants to sign bonda for their futuro be haviour, his Worship said that it was absurd to fight over ten cents.

Dr. Schacht's. Bid. The ignominious failure of Dr. Schucht's deliberate; attempt to wreck the Reparations Conference

An open invitation is given la should teach the warthy president all interested, to attend the open-

aure

"Are you the well-known singer !”, "YOL"

Is that right that you had : to have your nose lifted so that they could hear you in the gallery?"

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What is it that accounts. for women being constitutionally tougher than mont In carly lifo and in old age females of the human kind have a betier chance of surviv ing their males Boys are killed off by infantile ailments in greater number than girls and the propor- tion of women who live to be over The Army units taking part a hundred to male centenarians is were assisted by the Hongkong as five to three. It seems absurd, Volunteer Defence Corps, who in fnco of these facts, to enll women:e gained valuable knowledge-from the weaker sex" Their superior the experience, and proved of ability to resist discano is unques great assistance in the work of tionable, but is also unexplained defence.

Employer: "Yen, I advertised

will suit?""."

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The landings were to have been made on the foreshores of the bays near Shatin, but the exact spot was not known, and it was

Applicant: "Well, Eve just sott-

passage" led three other applicants out in the

EXCHANGE RATES.

'It' was planned to land the His Excellency and Sir Henry of the Reichsbank a lesson noting, of the Now Kowloon Branch naval and military forces at for a strong boy. Do you think you readily forgolten: We are not at of the Helena May Institute at 3, about 10 am, but it is not known Gollan. Had the University been,

all

that the U-starred Aimai Villas, Austin Road, Kow-whether this arrangement was normally flush with funds, even gesture can be excused oven on 5 p.m. Lady Clementi has kindly heavy fog which interfered with loon, on Friday January 24th, at adhered to on account of a rather the heavy drains caused by the ex- the ground af sincerity for while consented to open the premises. the movements to some extent. change factor could have been it may be that Dr. Schacht really | Adet. withstood, but this fresh set-back believes that Germany cannot happens to occur at a time when stand the additional burdens" im- There will be a Concert at the the utmost difficulty has been exposed upon her, his past methods Helena May, Institute on Thurs perienced in coping with ordinary would suggest that his objection day, January 23rd, at 5.30 p.m. is rather to the whittling down tome by Madame Bonenfant, Mrs, commitments, even on the re-

Bowes-Smith, Major McNair, and of the advantages gained to Mr. R. A. Green. Tickets may be stricted basis upon which the Germany by his methods of booked in advance. Please note, institution. has been compelled to bargaining at Paris in August. Lean it be booked, telephone function by reason of financial His recent memorandum on the Matron C.2100.—Advt. stringency.

modifications of the Young Plan

Each of two Chinese wne fined

Was

Paris.

necessary for the defenders to Stockholm

Amsterdam

Vienna

protect and patrol a large area. interesting to the participants, Rio

In all, the manoeuvres were Madrid and were greatly appreciated by Shark the troops as a break from bar-

Shanghai

rack routine.

CHINESE NEW

CARDS.

Milan Copenhagen Prague Lisbon

YEAR Buenos Aires

Hongkong... Brussels

Geneva

Berlin Oslo

Helsingfors

MUST NOT BE PRINTED IN BUSY STREETS.

Athens Bucharest That the police do not intend to

Bombay Yokohama permit visiling-card printers to Silver (apot) ...

London, Jan. 14.

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So clearly and forcefully was was typical. It was launched the position explained on Monday prematurely and in patent con-88 by Mr. Whyte Smith at the that few words are needed from untradiction to a promise mads to for carrying two pigs in one crate, i

Kowloon Magistracy this morning with which to stress the need of the German Government. It led thus causing avoidable and need- further, and prompt, financial aid at once to the auspicion of high less suffering. His Worship re- personal ambitions in the sphere marked that he did not think two for the University. It is obvious af German politics, while he was pigs should ever be curried in the that unless such assistance in accused by lending newspapers same crate. He thought it

definite cruelty, forthcoming, the University may of a dangerous desire to become become bankrupt, and "Finis" be Germany's financial dictator. Written to an experiment which | Only auch

During the hearing of a case in carry on their business in the Silver (forward). a desire could we

which a Chinese was charged with more congested thoroughfares has been more than justified by imagine have prompted the last cutting trees in the Government during the Chinese New Year wis results. As was pointed out by minute bombshell of implying the Plantation above Ngau Chi Wan, shown by the arrest and appear- His Excellency," the Hongkong refusal of the Reichsbank to Mr. Whyte Smith at the Kowloonance, before Mr. Whyte Smith at WHO WAS.. University is a most valuable co-operate in the working of the Magistracy this morning said that the Kowloon Magistracy this asset to the British Empire in the International Bank, and, as he trees which the Forestry Depart morning, of a Chinese printer, on ment called pine were known as a charge of causing an obstruc- thought, preventing · Germany's Far East, and if it should be adoption of the Hague Agreement, fra In Scotland. The defendant tion in Shanghai Street. forced to close its doors, the re- Dr. Schacht's sense," of the hard labour.

was fined $25, or three weeks' sult will be a great loss of British dramatic, however, exceeded his

The defendant admitted the charge, and, in reply to his Wor ship, intimated that he did not

prestige, to say nothing of the common-sense, and the German In applying for a remand low it was necessary to obtain tragedy resulting from the disap-delegation promptly contributed against a Chinese, who appeared Permission to carry on the trade.

to his discomfiture by proposing before Mr. Whyte Smith at the of a printer in the streets. pearance of one of the finest the substitution, of other German Kowloon Magistracy this morning His Worship asked Sergeant mediums for the cultivation of banking institutions in the on a charge of assault, Inspector Barnicle the regulations regard- Anglo-Chinese amity, With the position which properly would: Phillips intimated that it was sub-ing the business. passing of the years, there has have been occupied by the equently found that the defen- Sergeant Barnicle replied that been a growing recognition in Reichstag. Mr. Rally Snowden a further charge would be brought out of the main streets,

dant was a returned banishpë and the printers would have to keep China itself of the immense value put the situation in a nutshell against him. The defendant, who His Worship pointed out to the of Hongkong's University in when he pointed out there was on-ball, was remanded in defendant that he would have to training young men so as to fit posterous nature of the challenge, police custody until to-morrow.

ep away from the more congest- od thoroughfares and utilise the them for careers in which they can which implied that Dr. Schacht

could veto the

Arrested on a charge of theft of smaller streets for his business. decisions of well serve their day and genera-Governments. The conclusion to Canton Road, a Chinese appeared a jacket from the vernadaḥ of 112

"The defendant was cautioned. tion. They are enabled, without be drawn is that Dr. Schacht before Mr. Whyte Smith at the the necessity of incurring the staked everything on a final Kowloon Magistracy this morning expense of a sojourn in Europe or throw, and probably his failure on a charge in respect of the theft in America, to enjoy the benefits will rob him of the greater part of the garment as well as

on a charge of": returning from of a modern education at a Uni of the prestige he has built up in banishment, having been deported. The Royal Observatory reports

the last twelve months. The manoeuvre was too transparent,

versity whose degrees are re- cognised the world over. There

is something even more then that the facility offered whereby these young men need fear no "denationalisation" in the pro-

The P. & O. ss. Rawalpindi, from Hongkong, arrived at London on 10th January, at 5 am.

RAIN AND FOG.

for ten years on January 8, 1930. that the anticyclone has weakened The defendant, who had previous and is now central over the Yellow ly returned on three occasions, Sca. Moderate monsoon alopg was given twelve months' hard the 3.E. coast of China and over

·labour, and 24 strokes of the birch | the China Sea. The forecast till on the major charge, and six noon to-morrow isEast winds, months' on the other, the sentences moderate; overcast some rain to run concurrently.

Innd, fog.

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ish. Wireless,

FAINALL?

Before the passing of the Married Women's Property Act; there was far more in ducement for men to marry wealthy wives, because the; whole of a woman's fortune passed into the control of her": husband after their marriago..

Fainally a plausible, and deceitful spendthrift, married a rich young widow for the sole purpose of possessing himself of her fortune. Fortunately for Mrs. Fainall, her, relatives had. boen very wide-awake.. Instead of leaving property to her absolutely, they had left." it in trust, and her second hus-“ band's efforts to seize it avail- ed him nothing. With charac" teristic selfishness, he vented his disappointment upon his wife, who, being a woman of spirit, could, well hold her own in any battle of words. The cou- ple led an unhappy quarrelsome existence, dus entirely to Fain all's grasping selfahness m

An entirely despicable cres ture he was-parasite, false friend, and faithless husband. Ho occurs in William Con. grave's play The Way of the World."

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