1935-05-24 — Page 7

BRIGHTER COLONY

PRELIMINARY STEPS TO

ATTRACT TOURISTS

of

A considerable amount "spade work" has been accom- plished by Mr. W. J. Carrie in connection with the formation of the Hongkong Travel Association and the "Brighter Hongkong" movement.

Mr. Carrie recently returned to the Colony after being away for four weeks, during which period he attended the Oriental Tourist Conference held in Tokyo at the beginning of the current month as representative of the Hong- kong Travel Association.

OPIUM SEIZURE

THE

CHINESE HEAVILY FINED IN KOWLOON COURT

Thr seizure of 3.300 tarls of non- Government prepared opluni, valued nt $30,600, in five suit enses aboard Mail liner President the American

ayes on the morning of May 11, formed the subject of charges heard by Mr. G. L. Wynne-Jones at the Kow-in loon Magistracy yesterday afternoon.

The defendants were Chan Kau, n colle employed by the South Chinn Transport Company, and Yuen Kee, coolic, charged with possession of the plun, and Chan Ho-fuk, cabin boy aboard the liner, charged with export ing prepared opium.

It was mentioned by Mr. Grimmitt that if the opium had been found in the United States the Dollar Line would have been fined $127,000,

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1936.

THE STUFF OF DREAMS

(Continued from Page 8.)·

a result the "apecious present" may be indefinitely expanded, overflowing as it were into large areas of what we should normally call the past and the future. It is this vague but extended "speci- ous present" that we enjoy our dream experiences.

THE VOLUNTEERS

CORPS ORDERS FOR THE

COMING WEEK

Hongkong Volunteer Delonco Corps Dowbiggin, D.B.F Commandant, orders by Lieut-Colonel H, B, 1. Hongkong: Voluntour Defence Corps.

Thursday, May 2 1. General. . H. M. The King's! Birthday Parade.

(lean Mobilo Units, The Corps Machine Gun Battalion) will parade In close column facing the Drill Hall at Headquarters at 0.50 Monday, 3rd June, 1935. A plan of Parnde has been posted in the Dell Hali.

a.m.on

Markens report to R.S.M. at 9.45

..ነ.

Dreka. Review Order ไม for G.O.C. Inspection). ·,

Note: The Troop will be mounted and rifles will be carried in rific- buckets. Chargers for Headquarters Staff will be at Headquarters by 9.50 a.m. Officers' pattern Saddlery will he used.

Colour Party. King's Colour-

Regimental Lleut. F. W. T. Ross,

The Colou Tetley.

Thus dreams are sald to anti- elpate the future, when all that in fact happens, 1 suggest, is that we enjoy some experience twice over in two different sorts of pre-Colour.--2nd. Leut. H. A. de B. Botelho. Escort-C/Sergt. II. F. seat. I hope, however, that the reader will not accept this very L/Sergt. J. L.

Westlake. Serg. I. M. Britto. will parade under tentative suggestion as psycholó-

the orders of Lieut. F. W. T. Rass, gospel.

Mobile Units. 1. Troop Will parado (Mounted) under orders of 0. C. Troop be in position in Queen's Hand, east of Murray Gate, facing West, by 19.30 a.m. where it will await the Main Body.

Chan Kau and Yuen Kee, who ad mitted possession, were ined the maximum penalty of $5,000 with the alternative of one year's hard inhouriral ench. The cabin boy was discharged as there was no evidence against him.

The Discovery

TRANDES ONDERNEMENTEREDE EVENTOETSEASONEDSTA

"TELEGRAPH" ART

SUPPLEMENT

We wake up; Immediately the of the "specious present" span contracts, and in due course we re-experience. with the attention of our conscious self what we have already experienced in the extend- Revenue Officer A. W. Grimmitted "specious' present" of our conducted the prosecution. Mr. T. B.

And, as we do so, we dream self. In an interview with a repre- Wilson, General Agent, and Capt. W. remember our former dream ex- sentative of the press ven. Thomas. Port Captain of the terday, Mr. Curric Fald his American Mail and Dollar Steamship perience, Attendance. nt the Conference had Line, were also present in Court, done a lot of good. He had an opportunity of meeting delegates from other countries, and dia- cussed things with them, so that in future when he wishes to get in communication with them it will be possible to write to them na a friend "It will make things very much easier." he remarked. Mr. Carrio brought back quantity of literature setting out the work of the Conference, which

Mr. Grimmitt stated that on May was, organised by the Board of

10 the President Hayes arrived and Tourist Industry of the Japanese berthed at the Kowloon Wharf. She' Government Rallways to discuss. was due to sail ut 8 an. the next in a spirit of co-operation, the Ench time these ships were in

day, various problems relating to the port, the Dollar Line pinced a specin! tourist trade in the Orient and watchman to watch the luggage and he should anything suspicion arise the South Sea Islands. The objects shou

Tho was to call Captain Thomas. of the Conference were Co-

watchman on this occasion was Firdos operation among countries in de Khan. Shortly before 7 an. he saw veloping their tourism; protec- | three coolles coming on board carry- tion of thele 'mutual interests; ing Ave bags of luggage, two small improvement of travel facilities and three large. Chan Knu and Yuen to be afforded to turists, and Kee were two of the coolies and the the promotion of friendly relations third, who later disappeared, hanted | among nations. The Conference a letter to the watchinin saying that the luggage belonged to a 3r. Ander- no way binding with

bo was in

ron. The luggage appeared to regard to the independent busl

particularly heavy, and watch- neas of each organisation

man sent for Captain Thomas who presented.

cat open one of the suitcases and found tins of opium. The Police were communicated with and the twe cualies were arrested.

The Meeting

re-

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the

A

Jamborally Pictures

A Feature

Of special interest to those associated with the Girl Guides and Boy Scouts will he ta morrow's issue of the Tele- graph Pictorial Supplement, one page of which will be de- voted to illustrations of the Jamborally held in connection with the King's Silver Jubiler. In all, there will be ten ple- tures of the event,

Mr.

Other illustrations included in the issue will comprise a group at the weddling of Mr. A. D. Williams and Miss M.-L. Howell; a portrait of Lindsay Lafford, new organist of St. John's Cathedral;, the dinner held by the local Nor- wegian conmunity to celebrate the 121st anniversary of Nor way's Constitution, a fare- well party to Mc, Alberi. Howe, Colony interport footballer; and several other pirtures.

A BAJNSUMENNYEN KIZLANAFORETENSION METSANTERONTALE 1978

21 YEARS AGO

Extracts From the "Telegraph" Files

Brd

RADIO BROADCAST

Relay of Hongkong Hotel Orchestra

EUROPEAN PROGRAMME

From Z.B.W. on a wave length of 165 metres (846 kilocycles).

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 7 p.m. Stock Quotations, 7.03-7.30 p.m. Light Opera 'and Musical Comedy..

Voent Gems-A Country Girl. Selection-The Yeoman

Guard

of the

Vocal Gema-The Desert Song. Selection Folly to be wise. 7.30-7.46 p.m. Four Songs by Poter Dawson (1asa-Baritone).

1. The Lute Player (Ailitaen).

2. The Floral Dance (loss).

3. Our River Thames (Hennessy).

4. Young Uriton's Heritage (Ilen-.

hesay).

7-15-7.50 p.m. "Light Cavalry"— Overture (Suppe).

7.50-8 p.m. A Weekly Review" by Sabrina.

8 p.m. Time and Weather Report. 8.03-8.45 p.m. From the Studio. A Recital by D. Dimoff (Balalnikn) and Harry Ore (anoforte).

Programme 1. Pannoforte Solos:- Intermezzo Ballad No. 1 Balalaika Solaa:

2. Armoured Car Section-Two cars will parade and be drawn up in rear of the Troop by 10.30 n. 2. The Cars will join the Main Bonly in rear of the Corps Infantry.

a M.M.. Section (less escort to II.E. The Officer Administering the Government) will parade in rear of the Armoured Car Section by 10.30 am, and will proceed in rear of that Unit.

Chaconne Gavotte Mazurka

Brahms. Chopin.

Durand.

Gossec.

Wieniawsky.

· Workers Song.

3. Pianoforte Solos:-

4. Dispersal-On the return Journey the Mobile Units will leave. the Misin Body at the junction of Queen's Rond and Gorden Rond and dismiss under Orders of Ox. C. Units. Dress-Empire Day, 1935.-- Offers altending the celebrations at the Peninsula Hotel, Kowloon, on Friday evening 24th May, 1995 will

wear Mess Dress.

fif. Box Respirators-A]} Box Respirators are to be returned to Store at Volunteer Headquarters as soon as possible (repented).

2. Parade. a. Corps Engineers.--- I'arado ut Miniature

Rango Monday, 27th May, 1935 at 5.30 p.m. I. Corps Signals-Parade at Corps Headquarters at 6.30 p.m. 03:

Tuesday, 28.5.35 for Signal Instruc-

tion.

Thursday, 30.5.35 for Drill Instruc

tion.

e. Machine Gun Battalion:--Arm- oured Car Section.

Whims Gavotte Eule

Balalnika Solos:--

Russian Folk Song.

Schumann. Harry Ore. Arensky.

2nd Hungarion Rhapsody Liszt

8.45-9 p.m. Band Masle. Rienzi-Overture (Wagner). Miren Overture (Gounod), 9-9.45 pm. From the Studio, A 39th Recital of Gramophone Records by The Rev. C.B.R. Sargent. 9.45-10 p.m. 1. H. Squire Celeste Octet.

Famous Folk Songs of Britain (arr. II. 1. Squire).

Salut d'Amour (Edward Elgar). Borcarolle "Tales of Hoffmann" (Offenbach).

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All less 10% Cash Discount.

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1930

Austin "16" Saloon

800

This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Wavers

Special prodramme for Far Eaters Baners will be broadest from Zersen Solkowe:

BOUTI ARIA ZONE

Bouth Asia Zone, broadcant

DJB, (19.76 metres) and DJN (51.46 metres)

4.15 p.m. JH, DIN Announcement (Germ.. Engl) German Polk Song, Pro STHIAM Forecast (German, Eng lish).

1931

Peerless Sedan

450.

1931

Willys-Knight Sedan

800

1932

Morris Major Tourer

750

1933

troms

Chevrolet Master Roadster

750

1933 1934

Chevrolet Standard Coach

850

Chevrolet Master Sedan

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Parade on Morday, 27th May, 1935 at Volunteer Headquarters al 5.30

p.m.

Dress: Mufti.

d. Motor Cycle (M. G.) Section.--.

Mem- Monday, 27th May, 1985. |bers of Teuma who have not yet fred

parade at Vedunteer Headquae ters in rendiness to move, off to

The Conference was held under The cabin boy was seen in the pass- the chairmanship of Mr. M. Den, nge way with two seitenses and the Director of the Board of Tourist prosecution thought the Ings had been and Industry, and was attended by put into either enhin 19 or 21

taken out when the alarm was given. representatives of the American Express Company. Catadion

The cabin boy, in this case, lookerl Pacific Railway and Steamship 21 and the Chief Engineer cabin, after cabins Nus. 16. 13. 15, 17, 18, (Mr. George E. Costello) No passenger tanked niy Co.

of thu Ceylon Government Railway, enbins in Shanghai or in Hongkong, Chinn

Dollar Travel Service,'

Mr. Grimmitt went on to ray that Steamship Lines, General Direc- the instigator of the crime whe tion of State Railways (Manchu man named Chan Muk whom they He em- kua). Indian State Railways, In- had been unable in trace. tourist, Japan Hotel. Association, ployed the coolles to carry the opium Japan Tourist Bureau, Jara on board,

Chan Kau was employed by the China-Japan Lijn, Lloyd Triestinn, South China Transport Company and Manita Railroad Company,, Mea-

was not allowed to work for any sageries Maritimes, Netherland-other firm. Both he and Yuen Kau, Indin Travellers' Offeini Informa- who was not employed by the South tion Bureau and Netherland-India | Chine Transport Company, were State Railways, Nippon Yusen wearing the firm's bulges.

for coolien wearing bona fide Kaisha,

Lloyd, Norddeutscher

badges to board these vessels, Oriental Travel Bureau. Osaka

Mr. Grimmitt agreed that the evi, Shosen Kaisha, Peiping-Liaoning

dence Rallway, Philippine Tourist As- past the cabin boy was not

strong: The prosecution sociation, Railway Bureau (Goy- their own knowledge but that was crament-General of Chosen), not evidence in Court. Bhilway Bureau (Government- Captain Thomas, replying General of Karafuto). Railway magistrate, said that the actions Department (Communication Bur-the eatin boy did not arouse

ofpicion and he behaved normally. eau, Government-General

On passing sentence በ። stated Taiwan), Royal State Rallwayn of

above, the magistrate also ordered Siam, Sanitary Department of the destruction of the Bve suitensos Hongkong, South Manchurin Rail- and the confiscation of the eplum way. States Steamship Company, seized. Thoa, Cook and Son, Ltd., Travel-

magistrate congratulated lers Bureau of Tonking, Union Pirdas Khan for what he did. Des Syndicats Touristiques du added, "I feel certain you will not be Hunghong, Police Force, was pre-pt. B. d. Spradbery Nord-Indo-Chine, and Japanese the loser by this."

Government Railways,

The

Wa

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XUX-

and

The following, extracts are from the Hongkong Telegraph for the week entled May 23, 1914.

•

Kennedy Road, Range at 6.30 p.m. Attendance is essential as this is the only remaining opportunity for firing. Remainder I, A. instruction at Volun- teer

Hendquarters.

The rate of dallar un demand Wednesday, 20th May, 1935. Parade was 18. 111d.

al Miniature Range, Volunteer Head- quarters, for Musketry Instruction.

No. 2 (Scottish) Company, Thursday, 30th May, 103-M, G. Competition first phase will be fired at Kennedy Road."

It was stated that the Govern- ment bad under consideration the question of providing a hospital for Europeans in Kowloon..

The Gas Company announced the reduction in the price of gas to $2 per 1,000 cubic feet.

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·

Inspector W, Cameron, of the sented with a gold watch by his eollengues, on retirement, whilst Mrs. Canseran was given a silver handbag.

WATER LEVELS

FOR WEST, NORTH AND EAST RIVERS

Among the matters discussed by sea often permits that visit to was the question of reciprocity some part which at present is not and exchange of posters, guide reached by air. To combine all books and other publications | forms of transportation permits among all parties concerned, and (1) The longest period for night- the reciprocal display of these seeing; (2) Visits to ports of materials by the respective or particular interest; (3) Reducing ganisations. It was thought desir- the period of the journeys over able for their common advantage uninteresting sections. Provided that all these materials be ex- the cost can be kept down to changed and displayed reciprocally reasonable figures. it will be a In suitable places at transporta- definite attraction to those who tion companies, hotels, travellers' cannot spare more than a limited W, North and East Illvers: bureaux and other concerns. This time for their holiday. would prove to be one of the most effective means of advertising.

..

for

The River Conservancy Commision Kwangtung Province issues the following re- port on water levels, in Engllah feet, for the

Highest Lowent W. L. W. L.

ott May Mar recant 22

of Observation.

West River

The Central Publicity Ofcer of the Indian State Railways also brought up the question of developing pilgrim trafle to places North River of Buddhist interest in the East.

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at Shiului

*1 Taingruen North River

at Shanshul

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+44.0

4.20.5

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13.3 3.2

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10.2 14.0

5.0

4-15.5 2. D5

3.5

DAY

$ WE ARE

All these mattera, referres) to.. and other points brought up at Fat the meeting, will be gone into in greater detail at the next Con- forence.

Local Travel Association

Selected team will love Volunteer Headquarters at 5.30 p.m. sharp. 3. Transfer, 20th May, 1985, Corps lat Battery-No. 2087, Gnr. T. W. Duffeld (to Section "A").

M. G. Bn. Signals.No. 2210, Sr. E. MacNider

•Aranbiller (to Section on." No. 792,

Reserve).

J.

(to Section

Platoon)--No. 1336, Pie. S. F. Edgar No. 1 (M. G.) Company, (No, 1

(to Section "A"Reserve).

No. 3 B. G. Company No. 1883 Pie.

Wolfe Section "A

(to

"No, 1 Coy:) No. 1953 Pte. J. Henney (to Section "A" No. 1 Coy:). (Sd.) P. S. M. WILKINSON, Captain, Adjutant, H. K. V. D. Corps,

AFFILIATED UNITS

Nursing Detachment, H.K.V.D. Corps

1. Lecture-Lectures are postponed until further notice.

2. Leave-Mrs. J. J. Garland as from 18.6.35 to 18.5.30.

4. Resignation-Mrs. N. E. Bennitt as from 22.5.85.

(Sc.) M. M. MELLOR Aeting-Comtrandont.

Nursing Detachment, II.K.V.D.C.

BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

RICH ONLY

Passports and Taxes Another matter brought up for disewasion was the question the Passport Regulations. It was suggested by the Osaku Shosen Kaisha representatives that in the case of tourists, elther their pass- ports should be vised gratis or the

THROUGH] It is notified that the name of the vise system be abolished. It was also suggested that poll taxes - Questioned regarding the long-WHAT WE GIVE AND POOR ONLY Luen Wah Mirror Company, Limited,

WHAT WE REFUSE AND has been struck off the Register. Imposed on "Incoming" and "Out-kong Travel Association, Mr. THROUGH going" tourists should bel Carrie said he was quite ready KEEP-Madame Swetchine.

His Excellency the Oficer Adminis- abolished.

to start the Association. He was

Covernment tering the It is notified that Mr. W. J. Carrie pointed Mr. Thomas O'Connor to act has up. now only awaiting word from the The Central Publicity Officer, Government to do so.

resumed the duties of Head of Sani-as an Inspector of Mui Tsai, Old Secretariat, Indian State

He said he had spent an enjoy-tary Department on May 18. Railways, suggested that there able time in Japan with the other

It is notified in the Gazette that Dr. should be co-operation between dologates. They were all taken

A bankruptcy notification states L. Siru-fun, J.P.. M.B., Ch.B., D.T.M. that a first dividend of $20 per cent. & I., F.R.C.S. (Edin.), has been duly railways, shipping companies and to places of interest and were

has been declared in the case of the elected as a member of the Sanitary air services in "Inclusive Rato" treated with the greatest courtesy-Siu Fung Pawnshop of 2A Reclanin-Board. combined tickets. The majority Before they left, they were each tion Street, Yaumati. of tourists nowadays are people given a souvenir album of the moderate meuna. In con- Conference and each presented sequence a tour generally consists with a silver cigarette case bear of a round tour by ship with ing a cherry blossom mark with shore excursions. The greater the initials "O.T.C." engraved on unlega cause is shown to the contrary, will replace the usual afternoon ones. part of the tour is taken up by it.

be struck off the register and the on June 15, July 13 and August 10. Mr. Carrie said he had brought company will be dissolved.

The inunch will leave Palico Pler at the voyage at sea. For many, this is a drawback, and finally back a quantity of literature

8.10 p.m. returning at about 11 p.m. with various places-in-A concert In-aid-of-the-Ministering The Committee has decided that all around trip occupies a long time. dealing To do a journey entirely by air is the Orient and the South Sen Children's League is being given by non-guarantors be charged $1 per still beyond the pocket of the Islands, and he would be only the "Non-Stop" of 11.M.S. Suffolk on picnic and not $1.25 as previously average tourist, yet this means of too pleased to be of assistance to Saturday, June 1, at the China Fleet notified. Should any typhoon signal Club, commencing at 0 p.m. His Ex-other than No. 1T) be, boisted, transportation permits of far anybody who intended to visit cellency the Officer Administering the plenica will automatically be cancelled. longer halts at places of interest. these places and was desirous of Government, Sir Thomas Southom, The convener of the bathing section On the other hand, the journey getting Information.

has intimated that he will be prosent. is Mr. E. F. Fincher.

of

The bathing section of St. Andrew's

It is notified that at the expiration Club will commence weekly pienics

of three months from the date hereof to-morrow leaving Police Pler, Kow- the Mayen Company, Limited, will, loon, at 3.30 pm. Moonlight pienies

9.30 p.m. 5.45

945 pm.

Woman's Hour: igaundry- Small Laundry. Songs and Vene of the Washtub. Collected by Lotte Theile,

News in English.

Concert by the National

rialist Relek-Symphony Orchestra Munich. Conductor: Franz Adam.

Now in German

7pm. Concert of Light Hwale. 4. News In Engllah.

E.ES .. Class down JN. BIN (Geo.,

Farl.)

EAST ABIA ZONE

Fast Aala Zone broadcast sheugh DJA.00 21.38 metres, anil DIN 431.46 metres),

p.m. DJA, DIN Announcement (Cerm

Engl.) German Folk Bong. Fro gramma Porecast (Germ.. Engl.) 9.16 p.m. Women's Hour: Laundry

Small Laundry. Songs and Vere of the Washtub. Colferied by Lotte Thei

DJA and 1,45 p.m. News in English on

in Dutch on DIN. p.m. Concert by the National-So- clallet Reichs-Symphony Orchestra Munich. Conductor: Franz Ailem. From Puhle Lifes How the Slite our Health. Dr. watches Sutterin 11.15 p.m. News In German on DJA and

DJN. 11.30 p.m. Concert of items by itaqueat. 12.15 ..

New in English on DĴA and In Dutch an DJN.

14

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12.30 a..

orer

Close down DJA, DIN (Germ.. Engl)

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES

To-day's Broadcasting From Four Transmissions

The following wave-lengths and frequencien are observed by Daventry.

Call Blen

Prequency

1,050 k..

510 ke.

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Wavelength

31.5 motrea ke. 31.30 metrom

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25.43 metres

25.2 mete

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22.470 k. 12.07

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GAI

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14.200 k.. 19,50 matrem

CAJ

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CSL

150 k..

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Transmission 5

D. II. 7 mig Ben, Studio Conceri, D.

god rgan) and Prederick Mantera (Ilane),

1.10 m. Talk: "Freedom."

Greenwich Time Bignal at 11 Midnight Aa.m. "More Trunk Cali." 4.43.m. The News.

1 MART

7

Close down..

Transmission 2

(0.9.F. and 0.8.6.)

p.m.

Bir Dan. The Rutland Square and- New Victoria Orchestre, directod by Norman Austin, Helayed from the New Vietaria Cinema, Edin. burgh. 7.4%. A View

of the Engineering and Hardware Section of the British Industrian Fale bold as Castle Bromwich, Elrminatham, ky the Rt. Hon. Neville Chamber Jain, .. fireenwich Time Signat at 12 mon 8 pus. A programme of new gramophane

records.

p.m. The D.D.C. Varlets Orchestra:

30-New

46 pm. Close down.

Transmission 3

(0.83, and 0.8.0.)

1 pk. Big Ben, Evensong, relayed "İranı

Worlater Abbey Lender.

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