Prince George's visit to Australia in ihe coming "autumn will, Houbl, be: warmly appreciated, evan {f'His Royal Highness ix not able Make with him the Australian ticket team bearing with them the Ashes for which thay are gaine wards this summer. ris perhaps too much to, hope that fon nix return. journey His' Royal Highness may be able to renew his Requaintance with China and Shang: fiat in particular. -If-arrangements tould be made for such a visit hexa:
ye rently to the taste of the British community. Te will se noted that Victoria is celebrating "contonaty. That. State was part of South Wales. HM, how three years before "Queen Vieloria came to the throne, Edward and Francis Henty—a splendid surname for adventure as every Vic. torian boy will admit—established shore whaling station at Portland Bay and sheep and cattle stations near the sites of the present towns Of Merino, Casterton and Coleraine, Tu 1835 farming on the site of the present city of Melbourne was start. ed. In 1847 Melbourne obtained its fall status as a city so its growth in just over twelve years was traly remarkable especially as, in 1840 and 1841, grave depression ham-ered the development of the plucky colony. The presence of a great-grandson of Queen Victoria at the centenary celebrations will add the significance of the occasion and the Commonwealth as a whole will also be glad of the opportunity fo giving further proof of its ssu ful emergence from a difficult time hot be taken to believe that cinema jeivil wars. 'The return from their for redemption usually below six "have suddenly become yearly toll, pouring into the Gov-lets to sentimentalism. He jemment treasury ani the war expressly himself against lords' purses, only brings back more Bent he annual fee above 200. por. cent. The average such an imputation. He encourages torture. instead of relief. Forlorn, the view that the cinema is devot-land desperate, desert their This shows that more than half fate charged by. money-lenders is shout '27 per cent, each month but ing Itself more thoroughly to the farms, turn into bandits or Com~ the Chinese peasants are landless. tien it rane to 6 per cent," There cly of real Tite and to. the task munists. This, makes the situation fre various other forms of Usury, of giving, the public entertainment worse and affords the militarists that prevailing. inthe silk Which entertains. Shanghai may additional excuses for their gladia~ fistriets of Klangat and: Chekiang, it apnrceiate his outspoken reference torial adventures.
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Tenant to the national issue.
The cumulative evils and misforfarmers sere 100 pet cent interest Shunged for 'a period of 40" days, Ty declares that the country have reach-snd that prevailing. sri. Nanting origin matters tittle: ie eruption that. threatens to make a Pompei where four dollars Worth of cot Nobody bothers about the Weollettod for a loan of one dollar thinks jof China. Now, in the face of th Prevailing economic crisis and the} nah fo three month ow patty-spit it is high, time to Bent Jeet ofa With the merstets landlords and survey the field in the light free. tax-electors on their heel Selentifie statistics and to reflect. tan (tee 30388 the peasants "have to. knee That surely ts the right 3 Fe Jon the problem as a whole, The jones Ma A an(at He itt Shylotk'y door and agree to: his which Shanghai should enjoy its he object i merely to show the impound of flesh. "In. most parte of Cinema entertainment, Two cinemas mediate importance of rural re-Ghina they have to nell or mortgage have been delighting Shanghai, ju Jeovery in China as based on facts district Uig2e 130 22.6 their produce even before the ced "The Power and the Glory' rather than.on partisan opinions. is'rown, That in, in general, she Dinner at Bight", They vay they manage to drag the days vance "in inoma's both ewe fon to a future, dark and lacking: The role of rural China in the
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