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Rainfall 0,00 in. Humidity 78
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ENGLAND AND EGYPT.
ZAGHLUL PASHA IN LONDON.
GREEN AND WHITE EMBLEMS.
PICTURESQUE SCENES AT VICTORIA,
(Reuter's Service.)
LONDON, September 24.
THE DOLLARS To-day's closing :rate 3/4/11/16 To-day's opening rate" 2/4 11/16
AUSTINSSEY
Catalogues & specifications from
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GERMANY AND LEAGUE.
DECISION TO SECURE ENTRY.
STANDPOINT OF BERLIN.
FOOTING OF BIG
(Reuter's Service.)
BERLIN, September 23.
There was a picturesque demonstration at It is oficially announced, that Germany - Victoria Station shortly, endeavour to enter the League of Nations, this afternoon, on the footing of a big Power.
on the occasion
of the arrival of
Zaghlul Pasha,
the Egyptian
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The announcement was made at the close of Premier, to con- the Cabinet meeting, at which President Ebert fer with Mr. prasided Ramsay Mac-
After stating that the decision to secure entry. Donald with a to the League was unanimous, the announcement view to negullat proceeds Government's standpoint is prompted tions for an by consideration that questions dealt with by the League especially the protection of minorities, Anglo-Egyptian
the regulation and conditions in the Saar, the ques settlement.
Green Andtion of general disarmament la connection with the carrying out of military control and the paramount White question of the safety and peaceful co-operation of The station nations can only be solved satisfactorily with approaches were Germany's collaboration, which could, of course, lined with only be that of a Great Power on an equal footing
spectators. The platform was crowded with cheering Egypt- ians and Indians; displaying green and white rosettes and Bags, which are the new Egyptian colours.
ASSEMBLY OF LEAGUE.
JAPAN AND PROTOCOL.
OF INTELLECT.
(Reuter's Service.)
INSTITUTE
GENEVA, September 23. Before the first committee, discussing the Protocol, Mr. Mine-ichiro Adachi (Japanese Ambassador to Belgium), explained that he was obliged to reserve his attitude, owing to having received no definite instructions from Tokyo.
It is freely stated in League circles that Japan generally does not favour the Protocol, especially. the clauses dealing with arbitration and sanctions.
THAT INTELLECTUAL INSTITUTE..
The Assembly unanimously adopted the committee's resolution in favour of basing the pro posed Institute of Intellectual Co-operation at Paris, despite the opposition of the Australian Labour Leader, Mr. Chariton. The latter contended that Geneva-not Paris-should be the seat of the Institute, otherwise the Institute would depend partly on the French Parliament, not the League.
SOVIET NAVY.
FOUR YEARS' PROGRAMME.
(Reuter's Service.)
RIGA, September 23,
A message from Moscow gives details. of the Soviet navul programme for the next four years.
For the Baltic Fleet, 2 light cruisers, 4 torpedo- boats, submarines and 3 anti-submarine cutters will be built.
The Black Sea Fleet is to be provided with I craiser, 8 torpedo-boats, 12 armoured cutters and six mine sweepers..
Four gut-boats are to be provided for the Pacific and two for the Arctic Fleet...
with other nations.
"GERMANS ABROAD,
FATHERLAND NEEDS HELP. :
(Reuter's Service.)
BERLIN, September 23, Speaking at a reception to representatives of" German Chambers of Commerce abroad, President Ebert emphasised that every German abroad was under an obligation to show by his conduct that Germany to-day was justfßed in claiming the confidence which was necessary to alleviate the heavy task involved by the execution of the Lon don Agreement. The fulfilment of obligations necessitated Germany's re-participation in the world's trade.
Herr Stresemann said Germany had accepted the London Agreement in order to provide a sound basis for economic lis. Esta of Germans abroad was necesssary to enable Germany to shoulder her burdena.
PRINCE OF WALES.
WELCOMED IN CANADA:
(Reuter's American Service.)
OTTAWA, September 23. The Prince of Wales atrived here from the United States to-day.
He was welcomed by the Prime Minister, Rt. Hon. W. L. MacKenzie King and other representatives of the Government.
An enthusiastic crowd was also present to welcome the Prince.
„HODGEMAN RUBBER COMPANY.
COURT APPOINTS RECEIVERS.
(Reuter's American Service.)
NEW YORK, September 23. The Federal Court has appointed receivers to take charge of the affairs of the Hodgeman Rubber Company.
It is one of the oldest manufacturing concerns in the country.
CARS IN COLLISION. Mr. Odell, in giving evidence, or not he had a clear view of about
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Ho
said that the accident occurred not 80 yards up to the scene of the Iar from the Blind School (now accident, if he was on his proper part of St. Stephen's College) and side. The occupants of the other Mr. Wilson's house. He first noticed car were-six or seven joy-riders.~~- In answer to His Honour, Mr. A claim for $600 in respect of a the car when it was from 20 to 30 collision between two motor care on yards in front. He thought there. Odell said that to reverse, the the Pokfulam Road was partly was room for him to pass the other driver of the other car would icard at the Summary Court this car which seemed to be turning in momentarily have to stop.
say how far he (Mr. morning the plaintif being Mr. H. the direction of Hongkong, but could not Odell, sharebroker, and the delen-when he found that it was backing Odell) was off when this occurred. dants the Connaught Motor right into him and, to avoid going The car travelled about six feet in
headlong into it, be swerved and reverse. Gurage. Co.
The chauffeur interpreter waa Mr. E. 8. C. Brooks was for the went into the hill. He afterwards plaintiff and Mr. F. E. Nesh for had an interview with the driver of called and gave evidence as to the the defendant's car, through the the defendant company.
Mr. Brooks said that the plaintiff interpretation of the driver of position of the cars after the
accident. was the owner of car No: 876. On another car belonging to Mr. The manager of the Connaught July 12. he left Hongkong about Weill. The driver of the defen 13.45 in the afternoon driving dant's car asked that the car should Garage Company, who was on tha towards Repulse Bay: When near be taken to the Connaught Garage scene of the accident shortly after- the Dairy Farm premises at Fok-for repair. The front near wheel wards, gave ovidence and produced fulam, he observed another car in and the mudguard were damaged. photographs which had been front of him which later on ap-It was three weeks before the car peared, to be about, to turn, Mr. was available.
Odell alowed bis car down to ten miles an hour: As he was about
to pass the other car the driver of
Cross-Examination.
Cross-examined by Mr. Nash, Mr.
this put his gear into reverse Odell aid that he had boon driving and, as Mr. Odell turned his car for one and a half years away, the other car backed and hit Mr. Noah: "Do you consider Mr. Odell'i car Mr Odell in that you are an experienced driver 2 trying to avoid the other car, also My Odell I consider myself as ran into the bank.
Cap good as n
driver.
ordinary
Chinesa
of Repairs.
Mr. Nach Well they are not The car was afterwards repaired; much good, are they ? long at b. cost of $240, and as it was out in suswar to further yo Gf action; for Boras time, the née of examination, Mr. Odell náždi another war rečesatated. A surn before slowing down to 10 mil of 8260 was claimed in this ree hour he was going at abou pect and $100 for the shock miles an hour. When the aedi sustained by the occupants, Mrs. occurred the road was parti Odell, and an ameh, -
wide. He could not my
Laken in the presence of Inspector Grant of the Hongkong Police, The Garage: Company's. car had been moved from the position, in which it had been at the time of the accident; but it was put back. for the purpose of taking the photo- graph. gr
(Case adjourned).
Owing to a yela rope alving Way on board a passenger bost, in the harbour-yesterday, young Boatwornán last fer life. be and it faderöfflaking passengers" ou (30 k,ship when the suap precipitat
the two into the water. The lad scued but the woman was
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