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THE EVER-WELCOME

GIFT

CHINA TEA FROM CHINA

SEND YOUR FRIENDS SOME FOR

THIS CHRISTMAS

PRODUCED BY

THE CHINA TEA CO.

Established Over 60 Years,

Make your selection from the following varieties of Kecmun Toa, Hankow Tea and Foochow Tea each packed in quaintly painted boxes

PRICES INCLUDE POSTAGE AND ALL CHARGES. Prices includo Pestage and all charges to the United Kingdom.

(Excepting Duty which may be paid here)

7 lbs. Painted Wooden Box

(1) Kemun Biark

(2)

5 lbs.

Painted Wooden Box

(1) Kesaus Black

(2)

(3)

Tea...$10.00 $10.50 $14.40

Tea..$14.70 $11.20 $10.40

(1) Hankow Black

(2) (3)

2

Tex. 51.68D $13.60 $13,00

(1) Makow Black

(z) (3)

(1) Foachow Black

Tex...$1.40 ....$13 80

(2)

..stu 00 .. $15.70

$ 9.40 $13.00 (3)

"

I a...$12,00 $10.40

$ 9.40

+2) (3)

.3 16. Piloted Wooden Box'

(I) Kozmun Black

Taa...$10.00 {P}

5.850 (3)

$ 7.60

(1) Bankow Black

Ta...5 8 30 $700 $ 7.00

1) Foochow Black

lea..3 8.20 ..8 7.30 (2) (3)

$7.00

11 Foochow Black

(2)

(3)

The numbers given above represent the various qualities. Send us the addresses to which you desire us to send the

Tea, and your friend will receive your gift at Christmas. All Charges Paid.

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THE CHINA TEA CO.

David House, 18, Pottinger St. Hongkong.

Tel. 34697.

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COMMENCING SUNDAY

20th NOVEMBER.

At 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 &

9.30 P.M. DAILY.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAP]I. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1932.

500 BOATS

RACE FOR

:

on the fishing in the winter. Scores of little Scottish fishing towns are Involved.

The herring fishing is one of the greatest gambles. The atakes may

HERRINGS life, perhaps the whole of one's

BID FOR RUSSIAN

TRADE

Great Yarmouth, Oct. 13. Five hundred boate are racing In and out of Yarmouth Harbour, A few hours alongside and they cast off and are out to sen ngali. There is no time to go homo; no timo for anything, but the great- est harvest that is yielded by the sca-tho herring shoals.

The fishing has just begun at Yarmouth, and Inter on there will be more boats until the River Yare, seen from the town bridge, will be packed with drifters.

capital and at least one's livelihood. Hero is an example.

CONTRAST9.-

To-day's best catches were made by the Jeanale Leask, of Ptterhead, and the Shepherd Lad, of Fraser- burgh. They made, roughly. £100 for one night's work. Another came in with a £4 catch drifter "to share among a crew of 10.”

Sometimes staking lives, ship and £500 worth of note the gam- bler may get nothing.

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The herring industry is in parlous state, and there are fewer Scottish boats here than usual. I was told there was little money for necessary drifters.

repairs io Scottish

Interesting new experiments are being carried out this sengon at Yarmouth to help the Industry. They are moored closely to It is hoped to capture the Russian gether, so that on a Sunday you trade, as it is anticipated that a may yet aboard a drifter at the Rusalan contract of 100,000 barrels town hall end and walk right of herring at 258. a barrel will he round the river bend and almost placed here:

to the harbour entrance without getting off a drifter deck.

RATIONING PLAN.

So it has been agreed in this curers here All are after the herring-the experiment that the fish that for some strange reason shall buy on a rationing scheme at never fails to come to the long 16s. a eran of 1,000 fish. sandbanks of the East Coast every price they can sell to the Russians

at 258. a barrel.

October.

ROMANTIC NAMES

At this

The curing trade takes quite 80 per cent. of the herrings, and for the fresh herring and kipper trade there is now an agreed minimum

of 25s, a cran.

1 am hoping each day to tell you uniething of the fortunes of these with romantic sturdy drifters

There is another new feature. names like Ocean Retriever, Golden Gain, Gleam On, or United Friends, There Scotsmen have never fished that go out to dip their nets into Sundays on religious grounds,

and now, in order to prevent the silver shoals, writes a specialut, the English boats have agreed

go to sea on not to correspondent.

Saturday nights. Eighty per cent. of the boats are Scottish, the remainder are Yar mouth and Lowestoft boats.

of

4

Here are to-day's official returne up to 4 am:

for curing.

CRUDE OIL MOTOR 'BUSES

GARDNER ENGINED tillinG-STEVENS 'BUSES

OVER ONE HUNDRED OF THESE ARE IN USE

BY THE CHINA GENERAL OMINIBUS CO.

SHANGHAI.

Agents DODWELL & CO., LTD.

Hongkong.

of.

erans; The Aikquate, Buckle, 70 sidered good fishing. The weather 130 arrivals lunded 2,350 erans What will fortune provide this of fresh herrings and 320 crans of

The best catches were; Shepherd: "ans; Ma Freen. Yarmouth, 7018 good and the herring aro

beautiful quality. season? Scores of thousands

salted and red herrings. The fresh Lad, Fraserburgh, 120

Fourteen drifters made catches Large numbers of Scottish fish- people are concerned. Nearly the herrings made 288. to 256, for Jeannie Leask, Peterhead, 120 whole town of Yarmouth depends freshing and kippering and 16s.rana: Glonmin', Fraserburgh, 106 of 25 crana or over, which is con- ing gitla Kavo nŕŕlved in the town.

crans;

crans.

KING'S THEATRE

A

GRAND DOUBLE

FEATURE !

A Poignant Drama of Unforgetable Charm |

They called her SCAPEGRACE......

because she did the right

things in the wrong way.

A pert, pretty, irrepressible miss who scandalized a sleepy town

and hypnotized the prize

catch. Delightf:' romance!

REBECCA of SUNNY BROOK FARM

FOX PICTURE with

MARIAN

A Picture for the

Whole

Family

NIXONS

BALPH

BELLAMY

Mae Marsh Louise Closser Hale

Baied on play by Kass Dougiar Wiggin and Charlons Thompson

ALFRED SANTELL

Productiv

and

BOOKING AT THE

THEATRE.

TEL.

25313

25332

The OLYMPIC

GAMES 1932

GRAPHIC HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 10th OLYMPAID OF THE MODERN ERA, WITNESSED BY MORE THAN A MILLION PERSONS, IN WHICH THE FINEST ATHLETES OF 40 NATIONS SOUGHT SUPREMACY

OF

SPORTS. CLASSIC FIELD THE

IN

A Special Fox Magic Carpet of Movie-

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