To, the Editor of the "Nortu-Cxina Datty News."
Sin—It may be of interest to your readers to know that Tsingtao is making a bid to_ encourage Jautumn visitors from Shanghai to this "seaside resort, in the most Ipractical fashion. "Tsingtao's two leading hotels are dropping their rates forty per cent. in order to lead the way in offering inducements to people to spend the Autumn season fat Tsingtao, and it is likely that the effort will meet with a great measure of success. The question is, what have we to offer?
If you will discount the bias which the writer as editor of "The Tsingtao Times" is expected to exhibit towards everything regarding this seaport at the gateway of Shanghai, there still remain ample attractions Jat Tsingtao which speak for themselves, The autumn is the very finest time of the year here because:—(1) The days are bright with sunshine, and the humidity and damp-Mess have all gone with the heat and For those who like golf and termi the local Clubs offer every indue [ment to visitors to become temporary T'dont want to take up too mud of your valuable space, But 1 wou conclude by pointing out that ct'your people at Shanghai who need a holiday ate prevented on the fe round of expense, and I believe the Freumn reductions hese- will largely obviate. that. ground of complaint. Storeover, local garages plan reduce their charges toxelhor with the hotels, and we are. making Set at the "shipping companics—especially the Dairen Kisen Kaisha—foPreduce "fares "for the autumn Season. Fares to Japan from shange at ave for cheaper than to Tsingtao, land there is no" reason." why this should be 30.
"Jardine's and Butterfoli's stem ers are' well booked up. with. their fre earns pict but people vould put thei pride In tele pocket fand travel with thru ov four friends fina party" by. deck' fare at. a $11 lite che one-night the voyage takes fy D. Kct steamer fo Tsingtao from Shangha, their stay hero. would fake that hyne means mneonifortable might under the stars aboard-Ship thoroughly: worth, while, coun stocKvs1, Bditor, "The Teingtas. 'Time Ireingtao' Aug. 6, 1932-
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