FRIDAY AUGUST 10, 1928
NOTICE TO SHIPPERY AN
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Agapenor.
Woner. Bordan, Karmala. Sicilia.
PASSENGERS.
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16.-0.9, K.
Hulyang. TRADE.
Kingyuan.
Порвалд
Kwangchow.
Tulong. Hathoog.
Forbing. Goshu Maru.
10.-B. I.
Nor. 1. P. & Q
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17.K.K.
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29.—A. O. là
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Mentor.
2.--L4, T.
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Obina.
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Haibong. Boahu Mara. Haifoong Amakusa Mara,
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11.-P. & 0.
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SHANGHAI.
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MANILA
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96.-T. K. K.
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KEURIGEN POETI.
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Aug. 24.-10.8.N.
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Bopt. 5-N.Y.K.
Aug. 16.-U.B.8.8.
West Chopaks.
JAYA FORTI, 5.66.
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PENANG.
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Sep, 26.-7.K.K.
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TSINGTAO.
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22.-LO.EN.
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Nov, 20.-B. F.
Houdan.
Deo. 18.-B. F.
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TIENTSIN
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13.-0. N.
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Bept. 5.-1.0.8.N. Chunsang.
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Aug. 11.-10.8.N. Loosang.
SAIGON.
Sept. 1.-0.8, K.
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14.-U. N. 93-10.8.N. 20.-K. A. Eept, 1.0.8 K 5.-1.0.8.N;
Hopeng. Kwangchow. Kateg
Banks Bashō Marn Chuang.
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Krähmir. Janus City of Glasgow... Sawa Harn Glon bog.. Darianus Bolivia. „Agamemnon. Busho Maru.. Japan Trimto.
Mollore. Patrocla
Macedonia. Grada Pamy. ∙Lycaon
Ladwigshafen,
Kt. Templar.
Mentor.
Sept. 1 A.
PROHIBITED
ANCHORAGE
$250 FINE.
AMERICAN PASSENGER'S
ARMS.
DECEIVING THE POLICE.
Mr. E. D. G. Wolfe, Captain Superintendent of Police, prosecut ed in an arms case before Mr. C. D. this morning, the Melbourne defendant being an American named W. Robillard of No. 11, Cameron Road, Kowloon. A sum mone was taken out in respect of defendant having in his possession
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defendant said “Yes”. A report was then made to the Criminal Intelligence Départment.
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By Mr. Wolfe: Did' defendant show any hesitation in revealing where this automatic was ?—Yes.
Did he find it eventually --Yes, he found it.
WATER SUPPLY.
· RIDER, MAIN REQUEST GRANTED,
Mr. Jackman as Water Authority, An advertisement, signed by
notifies the public that, on and Did he take long to find it? after Monday next, a constant did not look at him while he was supply of water will be turned on finding it. He produced it to me in all rider-main districts until when it was found. ..
By the Magistrate: As regards this automatic, did he tell you
further notice,.
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FOOD PRICES.
HONGKONG SITUATION
EXPLAINED.
HOW THE CONSUMER PAYS.
below normal, Hongkong house
Although importa are still for keeporo, have the satisfaction of knowing that poultry prices, bave dropped about thirty per cent. below the highest point touched last week.
where it was before you searched? LATEST SHIPPING NEWS. This morning's wholesale prices at
No, your Worship.
to
ARRIVALS,
the depots were about 75 conts per catty or 56 cents per pound for the. better grade of chickens and fowls from white ducks fetched 44 cents a catty,
er 39 conts a pound. The travelling. dealers who bring down produce from the up-country still report
from
Sunland, (C. Bodicker) Antwerp-Kowloon Wharf. Calcutta Maru, (N.Y.K) Moji-Kowloon Wharf,
Lyons Maru, (N.V.K.) from difficulties in trading. Above Wa
chow, conditions are comparatively Singapore.-Kowloon Wharf.
-Sulyang, (B. & S.) from Swatow.quiet. But before produce can reach the river steamer, several payments Kaiping, (Sing Kee) from Pak- have to be made. Along the river hol-West Point.
and land routes, both military and Chekiang, (B. & S.) from Chefoo.banditry demand "afo cocort
gratuities for so much per junk load. -C14.
West Jessup, (Arnhold) from At Wachow, the local nuthorities Shanghai.--B26.
collect $8 per crate on fowie und $5* per crite of ducks as an export levy,"
Trade con be carried on but all these payments add to the
DEPARTURES.
KNEW THE ROPES. Defondant: I would like to ask on the arrival of the s.5. President how I could have taken out a Taft" on July 23, two reoolvers, permit if he had taken all the arms one automatic and 220 rounds of from me before I could get ashore. ammunition.
Sergeant Langley: Defendant Opening the case, Mr. Wolfe is an ex-officer of the s.s. "Nile" said that Sergeant Lahgley, while which I understand was sold in searching the luggage of first-class America for liabilities. He had passengers on the ship's arrival been in Hongkong many times at the Kowloon Godowns, asked and I believe that by this time-B12. three men who were decupying a defendant knew the regulations as | cabin together, if they had any regards arms.
thing to declare. One of them (not Replying to a query by the defendant) replied "What do you Magistrate, defendant said that he mean?" The sergeant explained intended to get a permit as soon as that he was referring to anything he arrived, but he had no time. in the shape of arms. When ques- Mr. Wolfe rejoined that defendant uloned, defendant said that he had must have known that he must have que revolver, but the other arms a permit. He could have made were discovered when his luggage arrangements for 'a pernit Hai Ching, (Donglas & Co.) for cost. was searched.
be obtained before bringing the Swatow.-August 8.
The price of pork has also come Mr. Wolfe referred to the find-anes
here; He knew the Wingsang, J. M. & Co.), for down. Prices at the market to-day
of ing of the rounds. The sergeant, requirements
the Colony Manila.-August 8.
were about. 70 cents per catty for. on closer inspection, found that as regards
Hok Canton, (Hongon) for best ents and about 50 cents for arms, and could they were not for revolvers but for have arranged through the Ameri-Kwong Chow Wan.-August 8:
others. The guild is still restricting automatic pistols. He then con- can Consul to have the arms
Passat (Kwong Mow Tai) for killing about two or three animale tinued his search and found the brought to the police pending issue Newchwang-August 8.
Being apportioned to each stall ne Sze Chuen, (B, & S) for Amoyagainst one to every two stalls last automatic. The C.S.P. contended of a permit. It was the same in the that Robillard endeavoured to United States. If he (Mr. Wolfe) August 8.
week. Supplies from up-country deceive the officer. That was went there with a revolver he
outporta are coming ing why the summons had been would get into serious trouble un- taken out There were really less he made arrangements for a Calcutta Maru, N. Y. K.) for regularly.
It is stated that a good many of two reasons for bringing this permit through the San Francisco Singapore.--August 8. prosecution, one being that if
Telemachus (Wo Fat Sing) for the firewood inerchants who depend mostly on Wachow for their sup defendant had needed weapons for
Saigon.-August 10.
Tibodas U.C.J.L.) for Amoy-plies are exploiting the public. self-protection, one revolver would
Prices soared when supplies were have sufficed. The other reason
August 10, was that on the advice of the Police Magistrate, notices had been post- ed on the various trans-Pacific liners regarding possession of arms in Hongkong. The attempt to deceive had led to this case.
Consul.
Defendant then stated that the reason for his hesitation was that he had five pieces of luggage, three suitcases and two boxes, which had been packed for a month. He was not sure which one the arms were. in and he did not see why he should be blamed as he intended to get a permit when he arrived.
Asked if he would like to call the other passengers who overheard the conversation as witnesses, de- fendant replied that it would make no difference.
SEARCH OF THE CABIN. Giving evidence, Sergeant H.W. Langley said that at 3.30 p.m., on July 23, he boarded the ship and conducted a search among the
The C.S.P. then said that as de- first-class passengers. In cabin No. III, which was occupied by fendant already had one revolver three passengers, he put a plain on the as. "Nile" he hardly want- question "I wish to search the ed three more for protection. luggage; have you anything to de Defendant replied that one of the clare?" Two of the passengers weapons was for himself. One was replied "Nothing," one of them brought for the second officer of "What do you mean?" Witness the s.s. "Hydrangea" and the third then said that his job was to look was for a Customs man in Swatow for firearms,
named Mr. Hall. After searching one, defendant Mr. Wolfe remarked that they said that he had one revolver and had had considerable trouble and some ammunition, but he was not Europeans had been sent to jall. sure which box it was in. Witness Defendant could have taken steps proceeded to look for the arms and to cover himself as he was not a Shļdzvoka Marn. ¦ his first discovery was some 144 stranger
ammunition. In the same box' he His Worship then imposed a also came across soine .138 ammuni- fine of $250 or three months' im- tion. These did not fit a revolver prisonment. and after a further search be found the magazine of a "Savage" automatic He held it A Reuter cable from London up to defendant, and asked where states that Mr. Bonar Law, former the other parts of the pistol were. British Premier, who resigned Defendant turned away without when his health gave way, has replying and produced the clip, much improved. He goes to the Winess asked if that was all and Continent to-morrow.
Achilles. Iyo Maru. Proteailans Pros. Jackson. Afrion Maru. Pros. Jefferson.
Achilles.
Pres. Kadison.
Phiocteten.
Tyndareus.
Free, MoKinley,
Protestinus. Achilles.
SAN FRANCISCO.
16.-T.K.K.
29. M. J.-T.K.K.
Pres. Cleveland. Korca Mara,
Pres. Pierce. Shinyo Maru.
STD OIL COT WHARF
STONECUTTERS ISLAND
QUARANTINE
АНСКОЛДАЕ
BAHGENOUS GOODS
ANCHORAGE
740
CENTRAL, FAIRWAY
WORAGI
YAUMATI BAT
On on
HARBOUR
OFFIC
HONGKONG HARBOUR SHOWING MOORING BUOYS,”
KWONG HIF LUNG
SUP AND WORKS.
COSMOPOLITAS DOCK
YOUMAI
HITLER
FERRY
4.
ECHORAGE,
MOLTS HALF
Lyons Mara, (N. Y. K.) for and Shanghai-August 8.
West Jessup (Arnhold), for cut off some time ago but every in-coming ship is now bringing in Manila. August 10.
Japan (B.I.S.N for Amoy August 10.
Nanyo Mary (Y.K.K) for Hoi-fair.quantities and there is no reason for the extmordinary prices charged, how, August 10.
It is true that expenses, levies and freights are higher but there is no Sangola (B.I.S.N.) for Yokohama. Į doubt that something extrú has been
Reked on. August 10. Japan (Swed. Trad.) for Shang- hai—August 10.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
A Peking message to the Daily Bulletin states that H. E. Senhor Batalha de Freitas, doyen of the Corps Diplomatique, returned to Peking yesterday.
FROM FAR EAST.
THOSE FRENCH BANK COMPLAINTS.
HONGKONG ATTITUDE,
A Reuter cable having been Ivan Bankoff and Betir Cannon received from Paris this morning are at present in the Colony on stating that complaints are still their way to Singapore and Java. coming in from clients of the Ban These two artistes lave had suc-que Industrielle de Chine in the Far cessful seasons in Manila, Shang-East, and that each complaint is be hal and Japan in a specialty feature ing investigated by a specially ap- pointed commission in the country called "The Dancing Master."
Inhabited by the complainant, a
The death has occurred at his re- China Mail reporter interviewed- sidence at Java-road Singapore, Mr. H. J. Silya, local Secretary for of Syed Alwi Alsagoff, the well- the Union of Depositors in the known Straits sportsman. The de- Banque Industrielle de Chine. ceased, who is a member of the Mr. Silva stated that no complaints Paris well-known family of Alsagoffs, had been forwarded to
in through the Union. The offer. the oldest Arabs resident
to local depositors was Singapore, was a popular figure at made almost all the race meetings in the tantamount to saying; "take it or S.S. and F.M.S.
leave it," and further agitation seemed useless in view of past ex- perience. "Since the fallure of the. banque," said Mr. Silva, the management has rigidly adhered to a policy of procrastination and there appears little likelihood of this policy being abandoned. The only thing to do is to wait until we are paid, exasperating as the delay is."
HUNGHOM
CUST.ROCK
BLOY
KAULUNG
ANCHORAGE
1000
A. D. COT.
WHARF
•KELLET. 15.
CAUSEWAY
SHELTER
CORRESPONDENCE.
ARMS.
(To the Editor of the China Mail.)- -
Dear Sir, On Tuesday, the 7th inst., a Chinese detective lost his life in the faithful parformance of his duty.
On Thursday the 9th insta Chinese individual who was caught with a Mauser pistol and ammuni- tion on bls person, was' sentenced to 6 WEEKS imprisonment.
Hells bells and panther tracks,—
orde fail me,for pur-. poses of publication, but if any more caustic comments are necesTM. sary apply to
LOYAL CITIZEN." Hongkong, August 10,
BADLY DAMAGED.
TAKING OUT STEAMER'S'
MACHINERY,
The as. "Rhexenar,” which ran aground during a fog is the Inland Sea of Japan some weeks ago, is: now in day-dock at Talkoo. It has been found necessary to remove alt the vessel's machinery, it was learned this morning, so that it will be some time before the vessel will be ready for sea again,
A Reuter cable from Paris states: that Salyld Ameer All (India), Phya Nuronikitch (Stam) and Wang- Chung-hui- (China) are amongst, the______twenty-nine nominated. candidates for the vacancy in the International Court of Justice whiche will be filled by the Lengüs of Nations at the September, session.