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LORD NORTHCLIFFE.
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Lord Northcliffe has lost no oppor tunity of forcibly emphasizing the Vital importance of the Washington Confercare which may well provel the greatest, the most pregnant gathering of the kind ever beld. trust that all nations represented at the conference will be imbued with a sense of the profound importance of the work their delegates will have to do. I can conceive no work ftaught with greater possibilities for the cal! or was of civilised humanity."
Referring to the importance of the Conference in relation to Australia's future, Lord Northcliffe declared:
LOCAL GOLF.
R.H.K.G.C. CHAMPIONSHIP.
RESULT OF DRAW.
The draw for playing in the championship tournament took place last night as follows:-
Byes-T. W. Hill, N. L. Saith. FIRST ROUND, M. M. Mass v. A. E. Capuell. R. E. Lindsell v. F. Syne Thomsen. C. L. C. Sandes v. H. N. Ireland. H. G. Bagnall v. J. Hooper. J. D. Kinnaird v. H. R. Buckland. A. H. Ferguson v. Leslie Smith. J. B. Ross. F. J. de Rome.
R. Bruce v. F. S. Harrison.
A. B. Stewart v. R. K. Valentine.
RENTS ORDINANCE.
RIGHTS OF SUB-TENANT.
PUISNE JUDGE'S RULINQ.
THE CHINA
MAIL.
THREE MEN IN A BOAT.
AMATEUR SCIENTISTS ON WORLD TOUR.
small
crew of amateur
DIAMOND RING THEFT,
MAGISTRATE LENIENT WITH HUY TSAI.
The Chinese girl and woman who were yesterday remanded by Magis trate Orme on charges of theft of two diamond rings valued at $480, and scientists on a study trip, has left receiving stolen property, respective New York on a world tour and is ex-ly, were again before the Court this pected to reach Hongkong shortly. morning.
A motor-boat, the "Spsejack,” As reported in our second edition which is only 95 feet long, and car judgment at the Summary Court! ries a Festerday, Mr. Justice Gompertz gave resterday afternoon in the case in which the point cropped up as to whether, in view of the Reats' Ordin- sace, a notice of intention to quit given by a tenant affected sub-tenants as well.
The "Specjack" was built specially A Chinese lady who engaged the woman as a substitute amah deposed for this tour, and is elaborately fitted that accased had never stolen any Mr. C. A. Ricci, of No. 8, The plaint was Lo Trai Man out with 250 horse power engines, thing. whom Mr. F. E. Nash represented gasoline or kerosene driven, giving Burrow Street, the woman's present and Mr. M. H. Turner appeared a speed of 13 knots and a cruising employer, said that she had been days. for the successful defendant, Mak
radius of 3,000 miles besides a wire in his employ for 21
All the time she had been with him Kan alias Mak Tip Fan.
of His Honour's less telegraph and telephone instal-ha never had occasion to suspect her The full text
lation of 1,500 miles radius.
of theft. judgment was as follows:---
This is a claim by the owner of pre-
!
For my part, I am going to see that, my own Press delegation at Washing-i ton, which win bo headed by the editor of the Times shall he re- presentative of the oversou opinion. Fer this purpose during my visit to Melboe I have engaged the services
One Tang Tay who was tenant to of a well-known Melbourne journalist i
the plaintif on a monthly tenancy of with wide knowledge of this continent)
1st Hound to be played on the 3rd Boor of No. 37, D'Aguilar to proceed from here to Washington November 6.
Street gave notice terminating the and there to advise the editor of the
2nd Round to be played on tenancy. Times of the position of Australia, November and the various mandates Austrulasis
3rd Round controls. Action in these matt is November 15. much better than talk,"
RA. Camidge v. C. Buluer Johnson.mises for possession and mespe profits. H. W. Rodger . A. B. Purves. E. J. B. Mitchell v. A. H. Crew. BYE-F. A. Redmond, R. Halville Smith.
Lord Northelife intimated that he had appointed Mr. Franklin Peterson of the Argus stati for the mission.
Regarding Australian immigration,! Lord Northcliffe promised to send to; Lendon details of a scheme for settling 1,000,000 farmers on 1,900,000 farms in Australia. The where provides for the construction of big irrigation and milway works, making available
land some distance from the coast,
ASTONISHING PERSON.
to
be
on
be played
played on
Semi-final November 13.
Fizal to be played on November 20.
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T. Gowan, of Cleveland, Ohio, who found in her rattan basket represented THE DAIRY FARM, IOE & COLD STORAGE Co., Ltd. The facts which are agreed are ex-is Vice-President of the Lehigh several years' saving from the wages a keen of herseli and her daughter. She Portland Cement Co., and tremely simple.
received the vachtaman; Mr. B. F. Rodger, a denied having
from the giri, and Chicago photographer and taxider ring mist, and Mr. Ir J. Ingram who maintained that an uncorroborated will act as photographer. They allegation
proof of are to bring back pictures and na-guilt. Neither the rings nor anything The plaintiff then contracted to let tural history data for the Field connected with them had been found the premises to another person. The Mascam and American Museam of in her possession. If the girl's un- defendant however, had been in Natural History. possession as tenant to Tang Tay of a room in the premises before the notice to quit was given.
He is still in possession and declines to remove and this clais made against him.
The plaintiff's case is put as follows: Notice to quit has been received by the lessor and he has in consequence
corroborated story could be believed,
then she could allege that the girl had killed her son, and although the had no proof, she should be believed also.
and no one else. The plaintiff asks me
The girl's mistress said that she to say that if the tenant-the lessee has given notice to quit then the eject-bought the child in Canton last year. meat of a different person-the sub- All the time she had been with her, tenant can be ordered.
she had never stolen anything, and was a very quiet and obedient muitai, This was her first lapse.
guns to France; when he fought Mr. Asquith on the supply of men for the
This is I think not an ordinary and armies and turned him out of office: when he turned towards America and
It may be that, I am as chairman of the British Warracted to let to a ser terant. Hic reasonable construction to put upon
is then entitled to recover possession. the section. Section 4 (1) (d) of the Rents Ordin-board to an exceptional construction
Mission, a mar, readily understandable
Addressing the girl, the Magistrate said that he was impressed by the by the acute, direct-minded people, ance, 1921. The notice contemplated here in view of the terms of section 2 way she had given her evidence, and there, strengthened by practical work by the section can, of course, only be (g)). But I think that the words was prepared to believe her story. She
the eatente between the two countries, i
YAST PAWER OVER PUBLIC OPINION, when, perhaps the greatest service ofven by the lessee. There is no there used "shall be deemed to be the I had committed & very serious offence, all, he devoted himself a Director of Pavity of contract between the lessor tenct in actual occupation of such bat in view of her age, and taking i
At once hailed as a great Imperial pathfinder. a man of wide vision and decisive action." and denounced a an unscrupulous egoist seeking poor Fasscter anti career have been the greater power, Lord Northelife's! subject of world-wide comment as violent as diverse.
The following pen picture was given in the Yer York World, by one of these who attended Lord North cliffe's reception:
to
Propaganda in Enemy Countries to getting the truth home German and Austrian man and child.
NT12,
94 sub-lessee.
Aguia-by section (g) (i) of the Oulinance à lease who himself oc- caples part of the tenement, and suble part, shall be deemed to be the tenant in actual occupation of such domestic tenement as regards his immediate leseor."
The intention clearly is that for the purposes of section the lessor has to deal only with his lessee.
domestic tenement as regards his im-into consideration the fact that she mediate lessor "-have not the force had made a clean breast of it, bet contended for by the plaintif. They would give her a chance and dis- mesa, I think, to more than this: charge her. that the protection extended by the With regard to the woman, the section to the occupation of a lassec Magistrate asid that he hesitated to covers bim not only in his occupation take one accused person's uncorre by himself, his family and his servants: borated story against another, and but extends also to his occupation by consequently be would remand ber in a sub-tenant. It leaves him the land-custody for two days to consider the lord of his sub-lessee. Otherwise aeridence as laid before him by the lessor could get possession as against prosecution. the lessee of any part of the tenement not actually occupied by the lessee Limself, his family or servants.
There is scarcely another man in the world' to-day whe, directly and directly, wields greater afuence, said anethe: Australian journal. "The newspapers which he inspires and controls give him power to monid public feeling without parallel in the history of journalism, but there is "An astonishing person is Lord acre in it than that. He himself is 3 Northclific to on who encounters living force, and even without his him for the first time. Not because newspapers would impose himself on he is so delightfully friendly, panti-his contemporaries by sheer strength cularly to mea and women of his own of character. It is a matter for cruft, nor because he is so unaffected rejoicing when such a man at such a ly democratic, but rather because of critical momen: in the world's history the remarkable agility and versatility throws the whole weight of his i
fluence, the whole force of bus driving of his mind. It works Stup! Shop He is never at loss either for a power into the movement for a sane direct reply to any query put to him and peaceable solution of the problems is that if be is right it becomes necess- that recovery of possession can only fed on board the company's steamer |
and conflicts of nations."
or for an incisive query to put to the other person. The questioner may jump from prace in Ireland to im migration to Palestine. as, indeed, some did, or from What really cor- stitutes news!' to What do you Think of Prohibition?" And the mind of the man who used to be plain Alfred Harmsworth flits irum topic to topic instantly.
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Section (g) ii. is intended to give a sub-les-ee protection only against his own immediate lessor. Otherwise whet a lessee becomes liable to an order ander section 4, he could at once sublet and the lessor would have no effectual remedy and could not re- cover possession against the sub-struction, I think, fails to reconcie 2 N.Y.K. STEAMER HURRIES TO lessee.
It preserves in short not merely the occupational, but also the contractual rights of a lessee. Any other con-
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lowed Bach's more impressive and incidentally, more difficult "Fugue D. Major" and "Andante and Presto
I think I have fairly set out the This leaves me free to construe substance of Mr. Nash's argument. section 4 (1) as I think ez facie it
According to a telegram received by My difficulty in accepting his position ought to be construed as meaning the Nippon Yusco Kaiche, fire occarr
construe the expression be ordered under sub-sections (a), (b), «Ceylon Maru," Captain Tachikawa, ary ΤΟ In short, Lord Northcliffe, far tezant" whether standing alone or (c) and (d) of section 4 (1) against the from being the stern, cold figure which in conjunction with the words "in tenant himself who has given notice engaged in the cruise
Calcutta. The fire was discovered we have come to know from photo actual occupation" in section 4 (1) in to quit or has made default: not Japanese ports and Hawaii and two different senses and this I am against his sub-tenants. If the pro-when the vessel was bound to Batavia graphs, is an unconventional, com-
Out of his crowded, unwilling to do if it can be avoided. visions of 4 (1)(g) have been complied from Moji, where she left on September pamonable man. strenuous life he has snatched a fex C. Beal Principles of Legal Interpreta with, the lessor can deal with the 24, saya the Shanghai Gazette.
righa of his immediate lessee:
The fire started, the telegram says, brief months to go abroad as a man tion and edition page 316.
There is no doubt on the agreed and the new lessee succeeds to in her bunker due to natural combus of leisure." This view expressed in vet another paper finds support in facts that this defendant is a tenant those rights only, as against the sub-tion of coal and soon spread to other Glowing tributs were paid to turd the pleasant experience of the in- in actual occupation. See section 2 lessees. I have considered very care-parts of the ship. As the crew could
fully the cas of Bylton v. Heal, 1921
not succeed in getting the fire under Northcliffe by the Australian Pre-serviewers, one of whom received a │(d) and (g) (li.) of the Ordinance.
powerfully Section (1) is as follows.-
7 KB. 435. That is a decision on control, she hurried to Singapore which heraided His arrival with long peroual impression of a
Notwithstanding any notice to the English Act of 1920.
where she arrived last Friday and articles dealing with his war work, inalt man in a blue serge suit smoking
cigarette, a sun-tanned face, quit, whether given before or after I appreciate the argument that if which special reference was made to
the commencement of this Ordin-my construction of the local Ordin-through the help of relief boats,
overpowered the flames. his procuring of high explosive shells eyes twinkling with good humour,
ance, and notwithstanding the ance is right the consequences appre The degree of damage inflicted on for the Army, his mission to the Unit a broad hrow, and "an impres
Be kind to me," terms of any agreement whatsoever, headed by Rowlatt J. in his judg the ship by fire is not yet determined. d States, and his propaganda in sive chin."
Lord Nerthclife pleaded with the in- whether made before or after the ment at page 446 may follow. For but it is expected that some time MR.
of the Oren" was the selection enemy countries.
commencement of this Ordinance, instance a lesste who is in default must elapse before she can resume He is far we then the greatest terviewers. I got up at five o'clock
from Haydn and and whether oral or in writing, as with his tent may at the last moment service; she was due to Calcutta vis
Mr. On publisher of the ages," waste one paper, for a first glimpse of Australia. The
order or judgment against any defeat the lessor's claim to possession Sonrabaya and other parts from
Tha: Mr. Harry Ore's decision to Offered a Gavotte A. Major" from He has created i gigantic Pros -inchis booked to me exactly like the
tenant in actual occupation for the by giving a sub-lease. That is Batavia.
give a series of recitals illustrating the Valentini which he himself had itself a super umas achievement of cliffs of Dover."
He has invented modern He disclaimed any intention of!
recovery of possession of any domes-matter that will have to be dealt with genius.
historical development of piano music arranged. Brahms arrangement of Gluck's "Sonata A. Major" came tic tenement, or for the ejectment by the Court when it arises; in the publicity, and those who have follow writing a book. I want," he de-
of a tecant therefrom, shall be made meantime it may be provided for by
At the offices of the F.W.D., was happily inspired was proved by next and then the programme was ed him. plucking eagedy at their cared, a jolly holiday after 10 years'
er given only if:
legislation. ancient ratments in their efforts to newspaper and public work. I want
The case was well argued, but I yesterday afternoon, a piece of Crown the size and the keenness of the concluded with Mozart a "Sonata M Section 4 (1) (d) "the tenant has keep pice, are saileanl. outdistanced to see the sight. I
see your Botanic Gardens. I want
or shall have given notice in writ carrot pretend that I should not Land on the new road, between Wan-audience which attended the first Major" and three bracketed item when this newspaper grant vinuses to
sing to quit," etc.
have been glad to have had the chai Gap and Magazine Gap, certain recital of the series held in the old "Temacon variazioni," "Menuetto" to see your theatres. Have you make more speed.
Though such a programme must It seems to me difficult to construe assistance of Counsel on a difficult ing 17,000 square feet (Rural Building Chamber of Commerce Room, City and "Rondo Alla Turca.""
Hall, yesterday afternoon. offered for good museum? I must see your
the expression "the tenant" in sec-point of construction and one of Lot No. 193), w
sale
auction for by public racecourses..
Mr. Ore's programme yesterday have marle big demands upon him: tion 4(1) (d) as indicating some other general interest to the community.
Meanwhile it seems to me that the term of 75 years, at an annual rent ranged chronologically from 1638 to Mr. Ore carried it through with hi person than the words "tenant in actual occupation" and "a tenant” construction I have felt bound to put of $98, with the option of renewal at 1791-from Rameau, the Newton of characteristic brilliancy and unfailing upon these sections is in harmony la Crown Reat to be fixed by HM's Harmony," to Mozart. Beginning akill. He may be certain that hi in section 4 (1)
The normal construction of the with the general policy of the Surveyor, for a further term of 75 with Rameau's "Gavotte Variée" Mr. next recital on November 7, which is years. The upset price was $2,040. Ore followed with two splendidly to be devoted entirely to the works language used is that "the tenant" Ordinance. whose ejectment can be claimed is the Judgment for the defendant with There was no competition, and the interpreted pieces by Scarlatti of Beethoven will be looked forward
"Pastorale" and "Capriccio." Fol-to very keenly indeed. tenant who has given notice to quit costs.
property was sold to Mr. A. Ogilvie.
He proved much more than that he is when he foresaw the world war and urged Great Britain and the) Dominionstopteret when he brought British aviation, by many unicnt prizes, into being: when he plunged, utterly regardless of personal cost, into the task of forcing th war gode of London to discard shrapnel and send high explosive shells and ever more
want to
"This mouth corresponds March in England, doesn't it? But there are no days Ith this in our March. all the Australians I bave met seem to me ayer than Englishmen. It must be because o the sunshine."
Lord Northclife, says his health is splendid,
THERE IS MRS. SPOOF GO OVER AND TALK TO HER HER FATHER DEALS IN ANTIQUES -
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WELL. HE
CERTADILY HAS CE IN FRISC
BRINGING
·HOW DO YOU DO MRS SPOOF THIS IS A NICE DAY TODAY
ALL DAY-
YES IT IS
UP
YOUR
WIFE AND I HAD A NICE LONG TALK THIS MORNING -
FATHER.
SO DID - BUT I DID MOST OF THE LISTENING -
TELL ME MR JILLS- DID YOU KNOW YOUR WIFE LONG BEFORE YOU MARRIED HER?
HARRY ORE'S CITY HALL from Italian Concerto." "Menuet
RECITALS.
ONINO AND IT WAS A LONG TIME AFTER ! MARRIED HER BEFORE
I KNEW HER
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