The Archive · 1933

Peitaiho's Season

In view of certain reports it may be well to inform intending visitors to Peitaiho that they are not like to find audits competing wit from the beach there or enjoying them for the privilege of bathing any of the amenities which Peitaiho from season to season so delightfully affords, "his statement is. made with all the more confidence beat a reassuring letter has been ceived from Mr. George Baldwin, the Manager of the Rocky' Point Association and the East Cliff Association at Peitaiho. Beach. Mr, Baldwin says that the present' Chief of Police at Peitaiho is in full com and of the situation, "rhe Hung 1 Hui is allowing him to collect all taxes, and he has the support of the "policemen. Some time ago some bandits, " supposed to come from outside' the Wall, started to Teturn to the vicinity of Peitaiho, Eight planes went after them and they scampered. " Now there is not so much temptation to banditry as the recent, rains have "made. it Sack to" work." Most of the Hecessary for the farmers to get gees have gone, though a few of the well-to-do ones are still staying the villages, "From this it. may be assumed that the authorities responsible for the organisation of Peitaiho's summer amusements. are quite happy about the prospects for the season,

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