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ROBBIE BURNS

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1988.

BISHOP TO LEAVE

HIS PALACE

Repulse Bay Hotel

Announcing

TIFFIN PROGRAMME

Old, Isolated

Scotch

And "Useless

Whisky

As a Centre

ROBBIE BURNS

PURE SCOTCH WHISKY

Obtainable Everywhere

SOLE AGENTS:--

H. Ruttonjee & Son

FOR the first time in 100 years the ancient palace of the

Bishops of Oxford at Cuddesdon is empty. It is too ancient.

Because of this and its comparative isolation the new Bishop, Dr. Kenneth Kirk, has decided not to live there.

The palace, which has soven reception rooms and 29 bed- rooms, was rebuilt in 1664, after being burned down... It was last brought "up to date" by Bishop Wilberforce-in 1846.

MAJOR

The kitchen is without modern! equipment.

A further reason for the palace's present emptiness is the inaccesal- bility of Cuddesdon. Although the

TOO GAY TO village, which is seven miles from

BE REAL

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Paris. The adventures of a gay impostor

ended abruptly have

in a Paris police station. His name is Luclen Georges Drouin and his speciality is to pose as an army officer.

For several months past he wore the uniform first of a captain then of a major in the French Army and posed in the Paris suburb of Boulogne as a staff officer.

ON PARADE

During this time he:

Inspected detachments of the mobile guard on duty during the recent strikes;

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Held parade and Inspection of the Boulogne gendarmes;

Called on the commander of the Paris firemen and got a place in the corps for a young friend.

Oxford, has a fine church and a theological college, on three days of the week buses do not call. On two of the remaining days the last bus from the village is at 4 p.m.

"As a centre for interviewr,” states Dr. Kirk announcing his de-

EXPLORER-Lovely Osa John- son, explorer, widow of the late Martin Johnson, as the arrived in New York after nearly fiva months in East Africa. Sbe made about 100,000 feet of movie film for a picture based on the lives of Dr. David Livingstone and Henry M. Stanley. Hor lea. broken in the plane crash fatal to her husband, gave her troublo on cold nights.

New Star

cision in the Diocesan magazine, 5 Times Size

"the palace is virtually useless,”

MOVED TO OXFORD

His predecessors dealt with the situation by having a room in the Diocesan Church House at Oxford, and he is carrying that

step farther.

He has transferred the entire secretarial and administrative side of the bishop's work from Cuddesdon to Oxford.

Dr. Kirk was formerly Canon of Christchurch and at the moment is still in his rooms at the college.

His accretary will be in attendance throughout the day at the Dioceson offices and so far as it is possible for bishop to keep "office hours" he hopes to do so.

.

Inspected the artillery depot at Fontainebleau and sent two field

But if it is possible to bring the guns to be repaired at the Creusot palace up to date Dr. Kirk will be works;

glad to carry on the old tradition. Bestowed the Cross of the Legionenseeseen. of Ilonour on a town councillor,

The end came when the local com- small wine shops drinking with shady missioner of police noticed that characters. Drouin was watched and Drouin spent too much of his time in when arrested he confessed.

Birthday Greetings

|

Of the Sun

New York.

A star so big that if it were placed at the centre of the solar system It would engulf the earth and all the other planets as far as Uranus han been discovered through the 40-inch Yerkes 'telescope at

Observatory, Wisconsin.

Announcing this as one of the most exelting astronomical discoveries of this century, the Chicago University Journal says that Astro-Physical the three scientists, led by Dr. Ollo Struve, Russian-born American, who found the star have fiamed it "Epallon Aurigne." It is a double star, five times bigger than the sun

Sir Frank Dyson, former. Astro- nomer Royal, told the News Chronicle that he know Dr. Struve's scientio reputation, and had no doubt that his observations were accurate.

1. Der Frelschuelz

Overture Weber.

SUNDAY

2. Flattergeister

WalteHlration."

13th

2.

3.

Andante from 5th Symphony Tschaikowsky.

FEBRUARY

4.

Hungarian Lustspiel

Keler-Bela

1.00 p.m.

5.

Berceuse Godard

Cello Bolo - A. Krasnov.

to

2.30 p.m.

6. Tosca Belection Pacolul.

7. Mado Faso Doblo Llogar.

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Also

WEEKLY DINNER DANCES EVERY WEDNESDAY 9.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m.

-Excallont Entertainment In Pleasant Surroundings

For Reservations 'phone 27775

THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD.

Needed Urgently

MEN'S, WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S

Winter Clothing

A

Hongkong Benevolent Society

MONDAY THURSDAY

10 a.m., to 12 Noon.

11 Ice House Street.

VIGNETTES OF LIFE

By J. NORMAN LYND

DARN ALL PEOPLE WHO GIVE USEFLA PRESENTS.... LIKE. SHOW SHOVELS AND WORKING CLOTHES. WITH "LOVE AND KISSES.

THE CALLS FOR SPEECH, SPEECH", AT THE BIRTHDAY PARTY DON'T MEAN THAT ANYONE WANTS TO HEAR A SPEECH...

THAT'S JUST DONE TO EMBARRASS THE GUEST OF HOMER, AND TO GIVE. "THE OTHERS A CHANCE TO TELL HU

TO BE LOUDER-AND FUNNIER.

HIS FIRST BIRTHDAY... AND IF HE ISN'T CLOSELY WATCHED

HE EATS THE CANDLE OFF THE CAKE ....... IT WONT DO HIM AMY.

HARM BUT THERE'S VERY LITTLE, NOURISHMENT IN 17.

AT AN EARLY AGE THE GUESTS ARE STUDIED WITH A COLD, APPRAISING EYE→→→ IF THEY BRING PRESENTS,

THEY'RE ADMITTED.

WELL, IT'S THE SENTIMENT" THAT COUNTS EVEN IF THE PRESENT IS CHARGED TO

YOUR ACCOUNT.

ORHAN LVAD

·"MUZZERS PET” GETS A NEW RUBBON FOR HIS BIRTHDAY

THE FOOR THING.

AGED TWENTY OHELLAND ON

THE THRESH HOLD OF UFE... A DAY WHEN THE ELDERS GIVE ADVICE WHICH GOES IN. CHE BAR, ARS CUT THE OTHER.

AND IF I WERE, YOU ID STEER CLEAR OF GIRLS THEY ONLY -DISTRACT YOUR ATTENTION FROM THE MAIN BUSINESS,.

OF LIFE, WHICH IS "MAKING. A HME -AND ANCHEY-FOR YOURSELF

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