1933-08-28 — Page 7

KULIANG HUMOUR

HOW "TAX” ISSUE WAS

OVERCOME

more hope.

The summer season is nearly over, and a few lines should bo written to tell how Kuliang has been appreciated this your. The weather has been all that holiday- makorn could desire, and than they usually dare to Since the beginning of July there has been very little rain,. and no typhoon has come (up to the date of writing) to try the nerves of the timorous and to gladden the

• hearts of the local masons and carpenters (who seem to spring up like mushrooms when repairs are needed). There has been very Hittle thunder until the last week or ae, when one or two severe but brief thunderstorms visited us. In short, so far, Kullang has on- joyed almost uniformly Ane weather. Of course the farmers do not like the long drought, but there was-enough-rain-in-the spring to ensure a fairly good first crop, and so there is no danger of,! nny serious shortage. Those who have visited Kulinng for the first time this year, will probably wish to come again.

COMMUNICATIONS.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1933,

MDME. SUN YAT-SEN MEETS LORD MARLEY

sliówn above are two views, laken during the reception on the boat given to thE NYE","ADTI-WAY conference" delegates who arrived in Shanghai on the s.s. Labon. On the left is Madame Sun Yat- san (dark gown) walking up the gangway to mast the delegates. On the right is shown Lord Marley (white suit) and Dr. Martenux, the Dalgian: repro-sentatiye.. The date of the proposed conference is at yet uncertain, it was declared.

As runner-up. Mins Richards and Miss M. Smith

won the Ladies

The road connecting Foochow | Doubles, with Mrs. Lloyd and Miss (East Gute) with the foot of A. Campbell as runners-up. Kuliang has now been completed

at least, sufficiently to permit of traffe; the surface on that part nearest Foochow city leaves much to be desired, but Chinese chauf feurs do not seem eastly daunted.. It is only a ten or fliteen minutes run in a car from the East Gate to the foot of the mountain, and less than half an hour from Nantal (where most of the foreigners live, south of the Mia River), A good walker can walk up from the foot to the Kuliang settlement in 1% hours or less, and down in forty So Kuliang- la now separated from Nantal by only one or two hours. The road connect- ing Foochow with the Pagoda An- chorage is nearing completion, and soon those who wish to do so will be able to travel all the way from the Anchorage to the foot of Kallang by car In loss than an hour.

minutes.

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POPULATION.

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CANTON SILK EXHIBITION

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SWIMMING FINALS

(Continued from Page 8.)

king (S.C.A.A.) was still indisposed and was thus unable to take part in the hosts that evening. As a result aho will now only compete in three of the itals.

Mrs. M. Read (nee Maudie George) accured the first position in the first heat of the Ladies' 100 Yards Free Style.

RADIO BROADCAST

TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.

RELAY FROM THE KO

SHING THEATRE

6-8 p.m. European programme of Victor records.

0-0.45 p.m. A Concert.

卡

Pinnoforte Solg →→ Valso Caprice

(Rubinstein).

Fianoforto Solo.- Valse Brilante

(Chopin).

Ignace Jan Paderewski. 0877-

Song-Lo, Here the Gentle Lark

(Shakespearo-Bishop).

Sung--Swiss Echo Song (Eckert),

Marion Taley (Soprano). 0693 Violin Solo-Hungarian Dance No.

17 (Brahma-Kreisler).. Violin Solo-Lotus Land (Scott).

Fritz Kreisler. 0700 Song-Tavern Song (Watson and

Fisher).

Song The Green-Eyed Dragon (New-

man-Charles).

Reinald Werrenrath (Baritone), 1234 Instrumental-Happy Days (Strelez-

Instrumental-Herd Girl's Dream

(Labitzky).

ki).

Neapolitan Trio. 19872 Pianoforte Solo-Invitation to the

Waltz (Weber),

Alfred Cartot, 1201 6.45-7.20 p.m. Orchestral.

7 p.m. (Closing Local Stock Quo- tations, etc.)

Daphnis ot Chloe-Suite No. 2 (Ravel),

Boston Symphony. Orchestra under the direction of Serge Koussovitzky. 7143/7144. 1812 Overture (Tachalkowsky, Op. 40). Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra. 7490/7500 7.20-8 p.m. Variety. Orchestral Downhearted. Orchestral-My Mom.

On August 7 the Foochow OVER 50,000 VISITORS. Recreation Club Hent players for the annual Foochow-

IN TWO DAYS Kuliang Tennis match, which was. Played in glorious weather. The

Canton, Aug. 26. result was a win for Kuliang hy It is reliably reported that three matches to two, although over fifty thousand people visited In the second heat of the Men's Facchow won ten sets to Kuliang's the sericultural exhibit at the Relay the Chinese Civil Servants were nine, and ninety-seven games to Y. M. C. A. on the first two days, unfortunate to lose the services of Kuliang's ninety. The return

Lai Im-cheuk, who was exhausted match was played on Aug. 17 Apparently they came on account after his Back Stroke swim. They the Foochow Recreation Club of curiosity and were not dis- lost the second heat in the last five Ground, I began in rain, but appointed. The picture is almont yards, when Ng Chi-man spurted to fortunately this soon stopped, and complete from mulberry plants to entry into the final unexpected Vocal Quartet - Lonesome --- That's the match could be played out. embroideries, hosiery and dresses The result was again a win for with a few side lines as well. Kuliang by three matches to two. The only noticeable omission and Kullang also on both on sets (nine to seven) and (seventy-seven to sixty-five),

games

the weaving process.

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Results.

The following were the resulta Men's 220 Yards Free Style:- Heat 1: 1. Chan Fook-sing (C.S.S.C.); 2, Tang Po-choung (C.B.C.). 'Time: 3 mins. 2.-3/5 secs.

Heat 2:-1, H. Lange (Y.M.C.A.); 2. A. G. Donn (Y.M.C.A.). Time: 2 mins. 43.-1/5 Bees.

Heat 2:-Mira. A. C. Schreuder (Y.M.C.A.), 2,

2, Mia Chan Yule-foi (C.B.C.) Time: 78 acce.

George Olsen & His Music, 22967 Vocal Quartet My Islo of Golden

Dreams.

Al

.... ***

"National Cavaliers 22347 || Orchestral-And Then Your Lips Met

Mine. Orchestral-You're Simply Delish.

Bert Lawn & His llotel Biltmore Orch: 22682

Song Junior. Song-My Sin.

Franklyn Baur (Tenor). 22050 Orchestral-When the Bun Goes Down Orchestral-Deep In Your Eyou.

on a Little Prairie Town,

Wayne King and His Orchestra, 22080 Orchestral-Goshi Darn! Orchestral-The Gang Song.

George Olsen & His Musle. 22994 8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.

6.3-11:30 pm Relay from the Ko Shing Theatre,

11.30 p.m. Close Down.

All records in the above European programmes are kindly supplied by Messrs. Tang Fook Piano Co.

LINDBERGH AND WIFE AT COPENHAGEN

Copenhagen, Aug. 27. Colonel Lindbergh and his wife Shetland Islands. arrived to-day from Lerwick in the

On entering one is directed be- Other amusements and activities (tween rows of various kinds have included "Recognition Pic-mulberry plants in pots to nies" to enable residents to meet display of well over two hundred C.A.); 2, Tsang 11o-fook (C.D.C.)

Hent 3-1, W. T. Campbell (Y.M. one another, Concerts (which show racce and crosses of cocoons each Time: 2 mins. 48.-3/5 secs. that this year Kuliang musical of which apparently differs In The

following will appear in the Partly owing to the incrensing talent is certainly well up to the home respect from the others. in final:-Chan Fook-aing (C.8.S.C.),

average), a Reading of of communication,

Shake-this room also are a number of H. Lange (Y.M.C.A.), W. T. Camp speare's summer population of Kullang is Dream," countless hikes and out-yellow, green, spotted, unspotted: "Midsummer

bell Night's kinds of worm specimens-white,

(YM.C.A.), Tsang, Ho-fook (C.B.C.). becoming more Chinese. This

Ladies' 100 Yarda Free Style. ings (to Kushani Peak to see the and tiger striped. Living worms year the Provincial Chairman.

Heat 1:1, Miss M. Rond (Y.M.C. sunrise, to Moon Temple to enjoy in the various ages from newlyA.); 2, Miss Young Sau-chun (S.C. General Chiang Kuang-nai, the the moonlight, and so Head of the XIXth Army, General Garden Fete organised by Bishop devouring mulberry leaves. The (CBC). Time: 821/5 sec.

on). A hatched to maturity are busy A.A) 3, Miss Leung Yuk-chon Tasi Ting-kal, and quite a number and Mrs. Ilind in aid of the Foo-principal diseases are shown of other oficials, have been spend-chow Native Hospital brought in one corner and microscopic ing shorter or longer periods on $450 and also furnished a splendidamination of moths for pebrine the mountain. It has been in-

The following will appear In the teresting for the foreigners to see opportunity for friendly inter-is performed.

Anals:Mr. M. Read (Y.M.C.A.; these great men" and to note that day, August 5,

course-and-amusement-on-Satur-} Silk testing..for evenness and

Mrs. A. C. Schreuder (Y.M.C.A.); dressed na they are in quite

neatness is demonstrated by

Miss Young Sau-chun (S.CA.A.) DENMARK'S WELCOME. ordinary garb, they do not present The Convention speaker this machine winding 100 threads of

Miss Chan Yuk-tai (C.B.C.). any very remarkable appearance. year was the Rev. John Foster, of the raw

Men's 100 Yards Breast Stroke. silk per inch some of them even looking almost Union Theological College, Canton, observation board. Under ultra- C); 2, Kwok Chun-hang (9.C.A.A.); un HA Heat 1-3, Leung Shui-man (C.B. Insignificant. They are not at- who gave a series of unusunly violet light tended, when travelling, by any arresting and stimulating ad grading from pure white to golden 75-4/5 secs,

Cocoons are shown 3. . . Arslow (Y.M.G.A.). Timo sort of bodyguard (at least not dresses on the general subject yellow. As side llues are shown C.); 2, Kan Yee-ming (S.C.A.A.). Heat 2:1, Lai Im-cheuk (C.S.S. visibly), but an unusually large "Our Experience of God in Christ." Ash and chickens which consume Time: 78.-1/5 secs, number of police and gendarmas The attendance during the days on the pupae remaining after reeling (if these words properly represent which he spoke (Ang, G to 1) was off the gilk and paper made from finale:-Leung Shulman (C.B.C.), The following will appear in the the "Public Safety Bureau" and remarkably large, and the speaker the mulberry stems cut down to Kwok Chun-hang (S.C.A.A.), Lai the "Peace Preservation Corps") seemed to appeal to all those who the ground in the winter. Three Im-cheuk (C.8.8.C.), Kan Yeo-ming are in ovidence on the mountain were

They were greeted, on arrival, present, perhaps this year, especially in the neigh- especially to the younger members operation converting the cocoons

more types of reeling machines are in (S.C.A.A.).

with wild enthusiasm and welcomed bourhood of the houses occupied of the community. "Convention into

Ladies' 100 Yards Back Stroke. at the aerodroma and American the continuous thread of Owing to the last minute with Legation by representatives of the by the officials.

Week" was brought to a conclu-commerce and export. A display A.A.), heats were not swum and the

drawal of Miss Yuon Pul-han (S.C.Air Ministry. The foreign population of Ku-alon, as usual, by the United Com- of finished silk fabrics and, en- following will appear in the Anal: linng is, however, quite up to, If munion Service on Sunday after- brolderles not above, the normal, and very noon, which was this year con- room.

occupica

They were then escorted in front large Miss Dora Lum (Chung Sing), Mies of a convoy of motor cars one few indeed of

A little farther on several Chan Yuk-fai (C.B.C.), Miss Leung Town Hall, where they were tender- to the the cottages are ducted by Rev. E, S. Burket, of the girls are at work stitching the Wing-han (B.C.A.A.); Miss unoccupied.

American Baptist Mission.

Yeung ed a civic reception by the Lord intricate patterns of the embroider. Sau-chun (S.C.AA.)..

Mayor-Reuter. Championship Finalists. The Cantata in a synonym forca. Last of all the visitor is In order to defray part of the the pinnacle of musical endeavoize, given the chance of seeing & Leung Shui-man (C.B.C.) 28 secs;

Men's 60 Yards Free Style: 2-3/6 sees; II. Lange (Y.M.C.A.) 2 cost of the police mentioned above and achievement each year at afternoon at ten cents admission Chan Fook-sing (C.S.S.C.) 27 3/6 Tsang Ho-fook (C.B.C.) fastest loser.

theatrical performance in the A. G. Donn (Y.M.C.A.) 27 3/6 cc (YM.C.A.)

mins. 43.-176 acce; W. T. Campbell the Provincial Government have lang. This year the untiring or a special programme in the even-secs; Leung Wat-sang

2 mins. 48.-3/5 ccm; (S.C.A.A.) energy of Mrs. Stockwell and the an attempt to impose a other members of the Music Coming at twenty cents.

Ladies 100 Yarda Free Style: house tax on all summer residents miltco have resulted in an un

Ladies' 60 Yards Free Stylo:-Ming

Mrs. M. Read (Y.M.C.A.) 83.-1/6 The points of special interest Loung Sau-king (S.C.A.A.) 32 2/5 A.) 78 secs; Miss Young Sau-chun on Kuliang, whether Chineae ori

seca; Mrs. A. G. Schreuder (Y.M.C. foreign, at the rate of 2% of usually impressive rendering of as shown by the crowds of seca; Mrs. A. C. Schreuder (Y.M.C. 1S.C.A.A) fastet loser; Miss Chan the rent payable on each

Handel's "The Messiah" (Selec spectators are the places where A.1 33 3/6 sees; Miss Chan Yuk-fal Yuk-fal (C.B.C.) fastest loser. After repeated and prolonged dia- tions), by a choir of over sixty the actual work is being done by (CDC) 36 2/6 docs; Mrs. M. Rond cussion and negotiation through by Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Vlassoff, the moth examination, embroidering T. Campbell (YM.C.A.) 12 min. 54

Men's 100 Yards Back Stroke:- voices, the solo parts being taken persons. These places are three (Y.M.C.A.) fastest losor.

Leung Shui-man the British and American Consula, Misses Ericson and Dow, and and

Men's 880 Yards Free Style:W.seca; Lal Im-cheuk (C.S.S.C.) 78.-1/5 (C.B.C.) 75.-4/5 In the course of which it was Messrs. Farley, Culver, and Grif holds most of the crowd. Perhaps A.) 13 min. 27 secs; W. A. Schreuder

ailk recling. The latter

1/5 sees; Kwok Chun-hang (8.0.A. pointed out that the Chinese Gov-aths, Miss Nora Arrowsmith and unconsciously most of the specta (Y.M.GA.) fantent losor; Wong Yiu. ernment has no right to impoat Miss Imogeno Ward accompanying. tors are fascinated by the working man (8.C.A.A.) fastest loser. any tax on foreigners who enjoy extra territorial rights, and the

of the process the discovery of

mndo

TAXES.

house.

Chinese authorities explained that It would, in fact, be difficult to which marked the beginning of the word translated "tax" in their and a holiday resort anywhere to the ailk Industry, proclamation should have been challenge Kullang, and the only

fastest loser.

seen; Kwok Chun-hang, B.C.A.A.) A.) fastest loser. fastest loser; Kan Yee-ming (S.C.A.

Ladies 100 Yards. Back Stroke, Ladies 440 Yards Free Style:

(No Heats)Miss Dora Lum (Chung There were no heats for this event Miss Leung Wing-han (9.C.A.A.); Sing); Miss Chan Yuk-fal (C.B.C.); and the following will appear in the Miss Young Sau-chun (S.C.A.A.). final:-Miss Young Sau-king (S.C.A. (Chung Sing);

tion"it was at last agreed that good things, must come to an end. from noon to 10 p.m. until Septem- Misa Chan Yuk-1A). [138

householdera might pay such-Our Own Correspondent.

"voluntary contributions" to the Kuliang Club at a fint rate of three dollars per house. This has been done by the great majority of residenta) and everyone seems satisfied by the compromiso.

bor the second.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF,

Young Sau-chun

Men's 100 Yards Froo Style:-A. G. Donn (Y.M.C.A.). 68 2/6 secs; Leung Shui-man (C.B.C.) 04 4/5 BOCH Kwok Chun-hang (8.0.A.A.) 03 2/5 aces; H. Lange (Y.M.G.A.) fastest loser. The American Gusbont, U.S.S

Ladies' 220 Yards Breast Stroke:-- Sacramento arrived here this morn- Mrs. A. C., Schreuder ing shortly after 8 am, and fired a Miss Leung Yuk-chen (0.0.0.); Miss

(Y.M.C.A.) salute of 21 guns which was return- Dora Lum (Chung Bing); Miss A. W. ed from the Blackhond Fort,

Hunter (Y.M.C.A.).

There was only one heat swim as begs to acknowledge with many Bankruptcy Court on Saturday in second heat leaving Miss Dora Lum A Receiving Order was mado at the two other entrants dropped out in the thanks a generous donation of $1,600 respect of the Kohinoor and the loyal to swim over the distance to from Mr. M. J. Patell, towards the gilk Stores. It was stated that the for the final. Tennis has Been na popular as Child Welfare Contre funda.

Habilities amounted to about #02,000 usual, and thanks to tho good wonther the tennis courts have

"DEATH 18 NO MORE THAN THE REMOVAL OF EARTHLY LIMITATIONS". A chair tax has also been im--Dr. A. T. Bennett-Haines. posed, ten conts on every trip up or down the mountain. This is being paid without serious protest (as far as I know) by all concern-

ed.**

4

The Hon, Secretary of the Child Welfare Centro, Indian Troops,

been very lively every day. Thot Among recent arrivals In the $10,000 and stock in trade worth 45 3/6 socs; Chan, Fook-bing (C.S.B.

Men's 200 Yards Breast Stroke→→ and against theso were book debta of Kwok Chun-hang. (8.0.A.A.) 2 mln. Colony are two resident teachers for $80,000,-

C.) 2 min 49 3/6 soca Wong Suen- tournament attracted many on- St. Biophen's College, Stanley. Thene

man (8.0.A.A.) fastest lower; Wong tries and is being put through in are: Mr. Ga Phillips (m.sc., ** (Brit.

moeting of Yat-hung (C.B.C.) fastest loser. good time. So for the Singles and Colum) and Miss A. Hancock B.A. abareholders in the Beuth China Sun Men's 40 Yards free style.-W.

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