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A HONGKONG MYSTERY.
A MATTER OF £70,000 DIFFERENCE,
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THE CHINA MAIL.
·FARLIER TELEGRAMS,
(Bouter's Service to the China Mail.)
PARLIAMENT OPENED.
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¡those securities, but that the British Bank of Foreign Trade must take this amount in roubles unless sterling can be obtained for the London brunch al the Russian Commercial and Industry In the King's Bench Division, Mr. Bank, That offer was accepted, and Justice Roche gave judgment in an the defendant bank agreed to make | sation in which the British Bank of the advance with the stipulation tha
LONDON, February 19th. they were entitled to make it in Foreign Trade, of New Broad-street.roubles, to the equivalent of £77.657 Thorns moved, an
In the House of Commons, Mr. George
amendment to 10 City sought as against the Russian in round figures. which was three-address regretting that the Government Commercial and Industry Bank, Lom-quarters of a million roubles, which id no recogsise the many impracticabi
ines of the Peace Treaty, nor appreciate bard-street, a declaration that they represented not £17.637 bur
over £78,000. The case has been it some and abroad by the delay in De grave dangers to the economic position were entitled to 60,000 Chinese Gev put shortly and excellently by counting settled conditions in Europe and Jernment 3 per cent. 1912 gold bonds. et on each side, and the question is the Near East.
and 30,000 5 per cent. City of Baku whether, as Mr. Hogg submitted, this Sir Donald Maclean quoted General bonds upon payment to the defendants was a loan and remained a loan oismats message, in which it was said that
so many pounds sterling accompanied ins their London branch of a sum of with an option. which was excrcised' 750,000 roubles or their equivalenty the lenders, to make the foun at in British money. They also asked he then rate of Russian' money o for an injunction to prevent the defen-hether it was, as Mr. Wright said. lean in which the tender might have dants dealing in" any way with the
the option of making a sterling or bonds in question.
uble advance, with the result that Mr. R. A. Wright, and Me Du ney exercised the option and made » Parcq appeared for the plaintiffs, andouble advance, and that thereafter
always remained a rouble loan, se the defendants were represented by
ayable in roubles? On the whole 1 Mr. Douglas Hogg, R.C., "and Mr. | think that, the defendants are right. and that the form of contract was Speers.
Plaintiffs case
teated as a sterling loan, although was that they de-
he oprion was granted to make the posited the bonds in 1914 as security:dvance in roubles, and that it means for a short time lean, at 77,659, in bar it was a sterling loan. It is on, The funeral of the late Inspector. Only a few days ago announce erected to exercise an option to make
connection with which the defendants that ground that my decision is based
It is a matter of the construction of W. H. Woolley, of the Sanitary
this contract. Department, whose death was report was made tha: Sir Denison Roshe advance in roubles. The securi-
It is said that the subsequent behaviour of the parties
FUNERAL AT HAPPY VALLEY.
THE UNIVERSITY VICE- CHANCELLORSHIP.
ed on Sarunday, took place yesterday had accepted the post of Vice-Chares were deposited in Belgium, and herred that it was a rouble loan an at Happy Valley, the large attendance cellor of the Hongkong. University, a testifying to the popularity of the position rendered vacant by the re-advanced, Brussels became bccupied
some time after the loan had begrothing else; but I do not think I car he governed by the subsequent con- deceased gentleman. The coffin was signation of Sir Charles Elict. Yes
Juct of the parties. In the first place. carried from the hearse to the grove¦
chuse it is inadmissable, und by six Sanitary Inspectors. The ser-terday there was a flutter in the Uai by the Germans, and the question of
econdly, because it is. ambiguous and vice was conducted by the Rev. C.versity dovecote caused by a Reuter repayment had been postponed on this
The truth is the S. Lindsay, of St. Andrew's Church, cable to the press which gave out account. Everfüally plaintifs tender-oins both ways. Kowloon, who, in referring to the the information tha: Sir Berison hade payment in roubles or their value. deceased, described him as a keen definitely rejected" the offer of the hut the defcodants declined to accept sportsman and a Christian gentleman. On behalf of himself and St. Andrew's Vice-Chancellorship. The Registrar this or return the security, contending Church he extended deep sympathy of the University in answer to China it was a sterling advance. the option to the bereaved family. The chief Mail enquiries and frankly "I cat-being merely to pay in roubles. mourners were deceused's son and not understand ." He added that
o daughters.
information. Amongst those noticed
Present they had no
cause he had definitely accepted.
There was no information as to any
J
the defendant's bank in Petrograd showed that it was to be a sterling loan, as the plaintiffs required the money in London. As there might he difficulty in the defendant's London branch being able to pag sierling, they Simply exercised a right to pay roubles:
Mr. Douglas Hogg. for defendants, He said the plaintiffs required the money were Mr. A. Gitson, The Hon. Mr. did not think it was true that Sir Lendon, and the negotiations with E. R. Hallifax. Dr. Pearse. Dr. Denison had definitely declined be Woodman, Mrs. A. D. Hickling. Mr. E. W. Hamilton, and Mr. C. M. Wsubsequent resignation. The Regis Reynolds ('Sanitary. Deparment. The Masonic Order was represented made a mistake as the telegram an trar thought it likely that Reuter had by Mr. T. F. Haugh. D.G.M., and nouncing his acceptance was only the following officers of the District sent a few days prior to that sent Grand Lodge The Hon. Dr. Claed out by Reater. Severn. C.M.G.; Mr. H.. Sykes. Mr. A. E. Crapnell, Mr. H. G. Garro, Mr. A. G. Warren, Mr. C. W. Jeffries, Mr. A. T. Hamilton,. Mr. E. W. H. James, and Mr. H. A. Cart- wright. Among the members of the general public were the Hon. Mr. R. O. Hutchison. Mr. J. R. Wood, Mr. G. E. Stewart. Mr. J. A. E. Bui- lock, Mr. G. H. Wakeman. Mr 1 Rodgers, Mr. C. Bond and Mr. J. H. Oxberry,
CRAIGENGOWER CLUB
roul work of making peace would only egin after the Treaty was signed, and xpressed the opinion that the whole ar perience of the past month had shown how
bstantially accurate was
ato was General Smuts" stimate of the situation. Sir D. Mac- an appealed to the Government to take
Toas
and statesmanlike view, farther to fix the amvant of the indemnity. Ho oprecated the length of the German Black List, and foreshadowed youra of nternational tigation upon the subject. He argued that there was no hope of a wand economic future för Europe with-
Free trade all round, and a start- hould be made in the new States of Central Europe.
Lord Robert Cecil, urged the imprats ivability of undertaking a revision of the Treats at present, although some terms would have to be revised later Mersion- ng Egypt, the Middle Etat, Mesopotamia na Armenia, he said the situation was fundly serious,, chiefly owing to the lay in dealing with the Turkish ques ion. He dey-coated any further delay, and suggested that the League of Nations hould publicly debate the Russian situa. ion and also end to Russia two Interna- tional Missions to ascertain what was quing on there, and,"secondly, to define the provisional boundaries of Russia and Eve border States.
'ndividual crimes.
M. Balfour, replying, declared that antics at the time never thought of either the Allied nor the German experts was very little difference in the values. the differences in value because there vere able to estimate what Germany could Ест от Bteen years hence. The Treaty wiidid that Germany might offer s they did think of the immediate ex-
mp sum within four month The nenditure required at the time of the ransfer. but there was no reason to
itish Government had always been most nsions
carefully to
Tirait
list of war hink of the subsequent. events that riminals, but was not enabled to examine appened. 1 find that the defendar: other nations' lists. The British list in- ompany kept their books and ac- ladd
d nobody whe oarried out illegal mounts and charged interest in roubles archies unless he bad exceeded such orders, which was quite reasonable having
with the difficult position EX
who approved of
the 3-itish point of view but was unable to gard to their position as a Russiar bank or the other hand, the plain-scape the inclusion of persons guilty of ifs, who are in London, naturally, sept their books in sterling. With Mr. Balfour said he believed that no regard to the letters. I find the plair-olours were too dark in which to paint a i bank in London speaking of ar
reas part of Europe, but the deplorable advance in sterling. £77.500, and in
situation was not due to the Treaty but vas the oatcome of the war and the result it as a rouble advance.
letter a few days later speaking off the applications of the principle of sell- The defer letermination, the new States refusing to cants, on the other hand, in writing cooperate with their neighbours.
bout that nianter. "and telegraphing Mr. Balfour denied that Great Britain hous it. speak of an advance of so any pounds in roubles. Therefore. think the only safe thing to do is cations in regard to Russia would be un- eglect this matter, and determine he rights of the parties scarding.in he letters of contract. to that I have already given my pinion, and the consequence is ! decide in favour of the defendants and against the plaintif. I desire to men in the other points raised just to show that they have been taken. is said on behalf of the defendantsoft plaintiff bank had occasion for money bar at all events this declaration that s. asked for ought not to be made. they had a considerable sum, to pay in
and that an injunction ought not to be granted, because if it is a rouble loan, Russia. In order to provide the funds
contrary to my view, then the plain-revolved. necessary for these payments, which iffs are not able to repay the per-. Mt. Thorne's amendment was rejected ran into many hundreds of thousand-
ons who lent the money in the cur y 251 votes to 60. of pounds. they borrowed money from
eticy of the country and at the place a number of banks, and one of the
where repayment ought to be made, banks they borrowed money from was and that therefore this relief is un- the defendants bank. and the question ertain, or in lieu of the relief grant- which has arisen for my decision i
ed to a mortgagor in a redemption the decumenictiont and ought not to be granted. the construction of which regulates and governs the loar that was made. The advarice war made by the defendant hank and the
Thus Hongkong has a little mythat would bring in the equivalent stery all of its own.
amount to the sterling required. He said if it was a rouble loan, as th plaintiffs comended. for their action was misconceived, it could only be brought against their lenders, whose headquarters were in Russia, and was Russian corporation that had by the Jecrees of the Bolsheviks been mer ged into a state bank which England 2nd France did not recognise.
DANCE..
A most successful dance was giyen by the Bachelor members of the Craigengower Cricket Club last Saturday night, and in spite of the inclement weather it was well attend- ed. The rooms were very prettily Lodge 1341 E. C.: the District Grand decorated by Sergt. Fitr, and the redgment said in June, 1914, the Lodge of Hongkong and South China: ladies' room the Ararat Lodge of Royal Arch the first
Wreaths were sent by:-The Gov ernment of Hongkong: the Sanitary Department; the United Services
came into time and
use for
was very
defendants with cists, and in his His Lardship found in favour of the
Mariners 264; Victoria Lodge, 1026. much appreciated. The novelty in London, for amongst other reasons
the cutting in"
system
E.C.; M.E.Z. officers and members of of the United Chapter, 1341 E.C.. wes tried, in the tag dance." It London to the then Government »! Perseverance Lodge 1165, E.C. wasgoed fun, though not appreciated Naval and Military Lodge, University by those who were devoted to parti- Lodge; United Mark Lodge: 410, (cular partners. The music was good. E.C.; Zetland Lodge;
Masonic The girls wore very pretty dresses, Brethren of H.M.S." Tamar"; East. and a ray and happy air prevailed. en Scotia Lodge 23 S.S.; Lodge St. The Gentlemen of the Committer John 618 S.C. the inspectors of the and Members were assiduous in their Senitory Department: the Building attentions. A dikty Supper was Ordinance Oflec: the Disinfecting Spread in an adjoining room... Al Stations Staffs: the Chinese Staffs voted the affair a complete success. the Chinese Sanitary Coolies; the Chinese Sanitary Office Staff; the R.N. Police: Sergeants Mess Cen
izan
was between 77,000 and 480,000 if expressed in English atoney, or 750,000, or three-quarter: of a million roubles if expressed in
Cassian currency. The advance was in fact made at the end of June. 1914 and the cuestion which has arisen between the carties is as to the re syment of this advance. The differ- nce of opinion between the partic
tral; Warders" Mess. Victoria Jail:G. E. Knight: Mr. E. W. White: ihe Government Audit Department: Mr. H. E. Budden: Mr. N. Chur the K.C.C.: the K.B.C.; the Civil cher: Mr. A. R. Forbes; Mr. T. M. Service C.C.; the Hon. Dr. Claud] Perpetuo; Mr. M. Logores: Mg, and Severn: the Hon. Mr. Et D. C. Mrs. Eldridge: Mr. and Mrs. Lang. Wolle; the Hon. Mr. F. R. Hallifas:ay: Mrs. Marshall and family; Mr. Mr. T. F. Hough; Mr. C. D.; and Mis. J. Spittels, Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne: Mr. J. R. Wond. Mr. Fullan, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hill; G. C. Moxon; Mr. G. E. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. A. Jenkins; Mr. and Mr. A. Gibson and Dr.-W. Pearse. Aes. Danenberg: Mr. and Mrs. Jis that the plaintiffs say they are en Mrs. Woolley and children; Mother | Ramsay; Mr. Vergente; Mr. and Mrs and Father: Flo and Jack: Bob and Fawcet; Messrs, and Misses Golder Ada Mag and Ern: Jim: Mr. J. berg: Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brown: Oxberry: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Wood; Mr. H. J. Jack: Messrs. Lowe: Bingham and Peplow: Mr. and Mrs. R. C.. Wị Matthews: Messrs, Gande Price and chell;. Mr. and Mrs. J. Vanstone: Co.; Mother's Union; Dr. Kew Bros. Mr.-Gar. May and Mrs.. "May; Mr. Mr. J. A. E. Bullock; Capt: and Fund Mrs. A. J. C. Taylor; Mrs. J. Mrs. Laing; Dr. and Mrs. Woodman; Williamson; Sergt. and Mrs. McKay Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Smalley: Mrs. A. VI. Sid and Phil; and Mrs. Wright: D. Hickling: Mojor E. Hickling: Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rowe; Mr. and G. W. C. Burnett, Inspector Assiet Mrs. C. Lightburn: Mr. S. "Kelly and family; Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Robinson and Nicoll; Mr. and Mrs. 'Coysh, Mr. and Bottnie: Mr. J. W, Harris: Mr. ] Mrs. E. J. Stenley; Mr. A. M. Simp-W: Rattey: Mr. and Mrs. W. Glen sort; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. W. Rey- dinning: Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Taylor holds: Mr. A. J. Martin: Mr. and Mr. D. Neilson; Mr. and Mrs. P. Mrs. C. Bond: Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Glendinning: Mr. and Mrs. C. Frith
ards: Mr. and Mrs. J. Chue: In-Mr. and Mrs. Lyson: Lily: Mr. and
any way responsible for the delay Turkish pesce, Fle considered that the,
intervention of
of the League of vailing because its leading members had treaty tried unsucessfully to discovere
до With olution
Conference. roadly speaking, the reason why
Europ "fundamental necessa asked t present was because labour
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h less than before the war and cred
ad been shattered. A great ameliora jon in the condition
Europe
might be ossible if the countries which the war before (chears)-fully richer than ed. Great Britain's greatest contri
to the solution of the problem quld be to maintain intact and build
great industrial system, around which the whole security of Europe really
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A DOUBTFUL DAGGER..
Before Mr. J. R. Wood this morn- ing, a Chinese was charged with the possession of a dagger in Aberdeen: on the 13th inst. He admixed the charge, and said that he was taking NEW YORK, February sth. it into town to entrust to a friend to Mr. Hoover bas issued, a statement intake it to the country. which he says he" is not a candidate for
be Presidency.
- LABOUR CAMPAIGN' IN STATES.
Sergt. Davis said that he could not see that the weapon was adaptable to any other use than as a dagger. The defendant was met by an indian con- stable near the junction of Pokfulum The American Federation of Labour bas and Aberdeen Roads at 7 p.m., and atered into a political campaign by
WASHINGTON, February 8th.
CANTON;
MISSION BUILDING. TEL. 3107.
POLICË GOING HOME.
The following members of the Police Force are leaving for Home on well-earned furlough by the s.s Nagoya" to-morrow: Sergeants.
Field, Pitt, Paia, Peperill, and Peet.
Sergeant Marks who is booked on the "Nazoya," is still in hospital with influenza and is forced to cancel his passage. Inspector Watt is also obliged to cancel his passage on the "Nagoya" on account of Mrs. Watt. being indisposed and unable to make the trip at present.
to whether or not it was correct to call the weapon a dagger.
think there is a good deal in that. The loan was certainly made by the head office in Petrograd. The de- osit of the securities in Brussels was made in favour of the Londen agency. ho are represented before me. hore is no question that the Landor gency can be sued and brought here. ut the matter does not rest there.
Mills, French, Stubbs and Reid-are Five recruits-Pc's. Rosbrook, The question is whether it would be
quitable if the repayment was to be issuing a statement vigorously denouncing questioned. The defendant, who was
also sailing on the "Nagoya.". They tade in Russia that in an indict way supporting autocratic and reactionary The Indian chased him and arrested grounds. It was explained that the
the Congress for failing in its duty by walking towards town, ran away,
are being repatriated on medical demption should be made here policies and strangling every effort to him. He then offered the explana- local climate is unsuited to their over- wing to a misfortune that an un-secure remedia, and constructive legislation that he had been to see a rela-taxed constitution after long and itled to repay the loan in roubles. ivilised Government is running in Li
hich would enable them to repay tossin, id no repayment can beficials, including four women and head returning to
It is announced that twenty five Labour tive to borrow some money and was
strenuous war servi town. The Indian he debt by the equivalent of about
adere. If my opinion on thed by Mr. Samuel Gompers, have been searched the defendant and found the 45.000 in English. The defendants. ther point was different, I am satis-appointed as the national non-partisan dagger stuck in his girdie. The ser- n the offer hand, say no. it wa ed I should hesitate a very long time political campaign committee to mobilise geant said he took the defendant to a loan in English sterling and was efore I granted relief in that direc-Trade Unionists with the object of elect epayable in English sterling, ant jon. I think that disposes of the tried friends of Trade Unionism at
the November Primary Elections. therefore, if you want to repay us and question except to say "thar the mat-
et back the securinės pledged. by us
'er has gone on so long because the STRONG BOLSHEVIK POSITION. cover the advance, you must repay ecurities pledged were in Brussels, is in sterling the sum you originally nd being pledged in July, 1914,
LONDON, February 19th. .orrowed.
That is the difference Brussels speedily passed into the North Russia, the Reds have concentrated An authoritative statement says that in etween the parties, and it makes i
zcupation of the German forces, and strong is causing anxiety.
forces on the Dvina sector. The 'ast difference in money, about he plaintiffs were then not willing to $70.000 or more... My judgment and epay the money without getting their In South Rnezia, the Volunteer resist! fecision is on the construction of threeecurities. So the matter dragged on ance on the western sector has collapstd.
four documents which passed be-] mil. happily. Brussels was relieved the Dniester on a 20 mile front north and the sergeant said that he had been whether or not the weapon was a
and the Bolsheviks are pushing towards ween the parties. The original ides.of.the German forces and the securi-ward from the Black Sea t is obvious, was that the' money ies became availabic to them. But Against Denikin's success spector and Mrs. Gordon: Inspector Mrs. Roylange: Mr. R. Pestonji; Mr. which was wanted in England should he misfortune that repayment could Manitch river the Bolsheviks are advane and Mrs. W Kent and Miss Margaret E. C. Kerrison; Mrs. 1 Benson e advanced in England, and what not be made before would not affecting towards Stavropol and the Ekaterino- Kent: Mr. and Mrs. F. W, Stapleton: Inspector and Mrs. Kerr: Mr. E. W. plaintiffs were trying to arrange for may judgment if I had to deal with the ly to threaten not only Denikin's right
dar-Perovik Railway so rapidly as serions) Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bullin; Mr. and Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dixon
was a loan of 477.057 for a short discretion of the court in granting but his communications towards the Mrs. W. Bliss; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mr. R. H. Whiteford: Mr. C. Iem to be secured upon certain | relie!.
Caspian.
The British detachment at Batoum is
basis, of the contention of the defen- dants that the contract was for a ster- ling loan...
Howe, Mr. Murison; Mr. and Mrs. Poolic: Mr. C. W. Olsen: "Me, and securities, City of Baku 5 per cent, His Lordship said it must be under-withdrawing to Constantinople. 1. T. Richards; Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. S. R. Jones; Inspector and Mrs. Bonds and Chinese Government gold tend that his judgment was upon the McLeod; Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Grant; Mr. P. T. Lamble; Mr.Wonda with were then in France, Kyasch; Mr. and Mrs. G. Gibson: Old; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kynoch; and that latter fact caused a little com- inspector and Mrs. Garred; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edmonds; Mr: licht in the subsequent procend- Mrs. C.-Ward'; Mr. and Mrs. Milling-A. Urquhart, Mr. and Mrs. R. “Dung | 435. But the defendants were "not don: Mr. F. Mahoney; Mollie, Rose; can; Mr. J. Simmons; Beatrice certain that they would be able to dants, with costs, and in reply to Mr. He gave judgment for the defen- Bell and Grace: Mr. and Mrs. J. Alice and Douglas Taylor: Mr. and the advance through their. Long Wright said, there would, of course, on branch in English sterling, and he leave to appeal Journal of Com inercfore the documents reguluring the transaction provided, as they stitle, For the Russian Commercial and in- lustry Bank had decided to advance £77,057 for a short term loan to the “WALLA WALLA MOTOR boats British Bank of Foreign Trade against are built for your service.
Biske: Mr. G. N. Haskett; Mr. W. Mrs. A. Thornhill Mr. and Mrs.") Sykes; Mr. G. A. Walker: Inspector Witchell: Mr. and Mrs. W. Highy and Mrs. Angus, Mr. and Mfg Mr. and Mrs. WF. Fincher Mr Meiver; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fearson; and Mrs. Mow Fung: Mrs. E. McKay Sergeant Major End Mrs. Jenkins Mrs. A. Dawson, Miss R. Mow Fung: Mr and Mrs. A. Diss. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Moses, and severa Chat: Mr. and Mrs. T. Hynes, Mr. Chinese friends.
merce.
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the
DON'T COUGH. Tin absurd to allow n-genuh to hang on and mu your vitsiity when Chamberlain's Cong Remedy will cure you You don't know where a parois- tent cough will lend jon. You can't afford to allow your throat and lungs to -become-diensed when it is anch a simple. thing to step into a chemist's shop and ́get a bottle' of Chamberlain's Congd Remedy. For sale by all:Chemiets anh Blore keepere;
the relative's house on the following day and ascertained the truth of his statement that he had been there to
dealer. He bought fish from the boat The defendant said he was a Fish
borrow money and got $1 from theople and sold them to fish Stalls. He was well known at a si stall in relative.
town, and he was sure they would be evidence of arrest, the defendent re-
After the Indian constable had given ready to guarantee his good character. His Worship sald the weapon might peated his story,
be one used by fish desters. He re- His Worship asked if there were:manded the case until Wednesday so anything known about the defendant that the sergeant might ascertain in jail but it was a long time ago. Asherman's taile, and also to give The defendant had also been banished the defendant a chance to take the from the Colony but the term of Police to the fish stall and produce. banishment had expired.
witnesses, to prove the truth of his His Worship expressed a doubt, as statement..
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