THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1925.
AMMERT BROS.
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FRIDAY,
the 28th August, 1925, commencing at 10 a.m.
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3 Cases Brocades.
2 Cases Waterproof Cloth.
1 Case Funcy Shirting.
1 Case Gaberdine,
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1 Case Brocades,
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NO NEW ERA.
SCIENCE FOR THE HUMAN RACE.
LENGTHY: REVIEW.
(Reuter's Service.)
London, August 28.
Commenting on the fact that the strika in Hongkong has subsided | Aufficiently to allow the volunteera there to be demobilized, and that it is less severe in Shanghai, as wit mesue the departure of BAVerul
In his presidentand address to the steamers, the Central China Post"
British Association at Southampton, hrings up the important point of LET.-No. 8B, Orient Build-what the employer is going to defesa Horace Lamb discussed TLT 88,
safeguard Draws toke the nature and purpose of Seiche Road, Kowloon, suitable for Euro-in, fure, notes the North He gave for his opinion that the pean family. Apply to M. C. Daily News. The accounter exhibiting suspicion and (dislike of science was now political Chow, c/o Clark & Iu, 10, Des gives of the Chinese mind in con rather than encleritstical an
nition with strikes and so forth is been the Imbit: Sober nad necuratd had plain and comprehensivel The
ne believe that they can not always favourable to sial and analysis promoted by science, was when they
Voeux Road Central.
LET.
TLFT Five Room House in
curation.
Hongkong, 25th August, 1925.
SHANGHAI RIOT.
CHINESE POLICE FORCED TO FIRE.
DISORDERLY COMRADES.
(Router's Service.)
Shanghai, August 26, About a quarter of the opera- tives in the Japanese cotton mills
nearly normal.
The situation at the wharves is
The Chinese police arrested four the Chinese city for assaulting d workmen from the dockyard in
arrested men demanded their re- garbage coolie. Comrades of the
lease and to the number of 180 when they were harde wake, and comme theories resting muinly ou
assembled outside the Police Apply to: Spanish Dominican Pro-thir old jobs again and be paid in an emotional sis
Referring to the disappointment Station and refused to depart. Full for the time when no work was
und distlýsion sometimes expressed delhet. All of whey part and percel of the present Chinese belief that science had not produced a new The police fired into the air. The that they own do what they wish of prosperity, and international crowd treated this action with derision, whereupon the police with foreigners, shoot them and allocation. Prol. Lamb pointed PRIVATE HOTEL fully furnish- qurs of it, but retaliation on the bout that science" "was not able to fired in earnest, killing, two and
ed for sale as going, concert of the foreigners becom & improve human nators, but he claim wounding three or four. Steady monthly income. Apply lines crime, We have certainly ed that since had tended to in- crowd then dispersed. Small Investors, 10, Des Vauxit this attifnds to the full dur-crease intellectin, material and Road..
ing these past two and a half even aesthetic posessions of the
world, months, and a' perusal of the news
Flexling particularly with geophy- latterly shows that is has had the effect of fading the irresponsibles, Prof. Lamb regretted that the lement into still more criminal hurentionat side wra neglected in acts Naturally all the advantages England and paid tribute to the i with those who initints aneh | Geodetic Gruvilational work dong in surprise aifarks, until the forces of most efficient envey of India.
w and order have time to adapt themselves to the everchanging Leonditions, and a few minor sne
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FORMAL SPEECHES. SINO-RUSSIAN CONFERENCE
BEGIN.
(Reuter's Service.)
Peking, August 26. Following a long conference with C. T. Wang who returned from the south yesterday after- noon, M. Karakhan has decided to postpone his departure to Moscow until to-morrow and the inaugural
Sino-Russian -conference will be the proceedings will be purely held this afternoon. It is believed
formal..
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Leading Articles Correspondence Blockade Macao? Wrong Man..
ars, theargli counting for nothing Cavity survey of the British Isles in the long run, naturally stimulate would be in fisted while with co the appetite of the people carrying Gleration of the Navy he hoped a And it is right to ask gravity chart of the World, hitherto whether this form of lawlessness,most a blank as regards the ocean, and Pottinger Street, Large, arither in a crater or a less decree, ought gradually be filled in. He ceremony in connection with the Domestic Occurrence
ted the present inactivity in is to he Am:Sayed after the pens troversy over the main is of the the way of interpretation of seismic resent nisis hueheen welted W. records.
an coy a d'etinet danger of it, insti Las one Barkow eontemporary dow.Į and it has to be admitted that notes?
Peking huve not far affected There fane material improvem ut. Be the darter of this spirit of vielen de becoming a permanenex in {China indne jul.life, and ingo it with dove a far-reaching and de- her materia! Ivo tating effect on
prosperity.
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OWING to the conditions ruling
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of the purchaser but any such At the Wesleyan Conference in cancellation must be made in London, the Rev. C, W. Andrews, writing to the Secretary before setary of the Wesleyan Misi Noon on the 20th day of August, ary Society, in a statement on 1923.
missions, surveyed the situation in
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INDIAN FINANCE,
"INDEPENDENTS." IGNORE. WARNING.
(Reuter's Service.)
Simla. August 26. Repercussions of the Viceroy's speech are contained in Simla's Assembly having carried by a vote of 64 to 45 a motion of Junnah, the leader of the in- dependents, for the adjournment of the House. He expressed dis- satisfaction with the currency commission under the chairman-
ship of Mr. Hilton Young. The was carried despite the motion warning of Sir Basil Blackett, the finance member, that it amounted to a vete of censure on the personnel of the commission.
In the course of the debate.
· Later. The inauguration ceremony of Conference the Sino-Russian
this evening."Violent began at seven Speeches are being delivered of a formal nature. Proceedings were unfinished at half past eight.
MUTINY ECHO.
TROUBLE ON FRENCH CRUISER.
(Reuter's Service.)
Paris, August 26. The incidents leading up to the court-martial оп the Courbet
occurred in June during a cruise from Toulon to Naples..
Grumblers at the food were refused shore leave at Naples.
At a meeting of engine-room Hạ said that in the Southern areas schools, hospitals, and other build- several young Swarajists averred hands, it was decided to refuse to mps had been evacuated and all that India's currency policy was get up steam when they sailed for missionaries withdrawn, mostly to guided by British and not by Oran. The captain ordered armed marines to surround the. Hongkong or Japan, and the work Indian interests and therefore was in the care of Chinese friends, demanded the addition to the mutineers whose ringleaders were. All the missionaries throughout Commission of more Indians com- arrested and the ship sailed.
Communist origin of the revolt China WITH safe. In Central manding public confidence. Chipa en had been great dis- Basil Blackett pointed out that is suspected.
Sir
| turbaste. Missionaries had been the Commission meant to serve
stoned ansi alexablishment the. interests of India as a whole CANTON EMBARGO. |evueuntoil. The Wesleyan College, and not any particular interest. accommodating pupile, Was He contended that the Commis- racuated, and aire the girls'sion was well constituted, but the slools. Missionaries were confined Government would consider the in compounds, and were fed by Assembly's opinion.
| Chinese "friends. The position was Sir Devasar Vadhikari tabled precarions. The whereabouts of the Council of State resolution for some missionaries were unknown, the selection of a few elected buy all those of their society were members to form the nucleus of a kafet
convention to frame a constitu- tion for British-India.
RIFFIAN - WAR.
FRENCH AIR FORCE REPORTS.
(Reuter's Service.)
The Rev. Gilbert Warren, just returned from China, attributed the Anti-Christian *and anti-British movement to Bolshevism, chiefly centred in Canton. Tha movement was engineered by students, who
heade had got swollen
The periansness of the position was that no civil or military official in China
nd the slightest right to his posi-: tion. The only hope they could see A communiqué from Fez says for the Church in China was that that the: Branes counter-attacked God would overrule their difficulties. with hand grenades and bayonets The Conference engaged in silent on the left flank, but were finally prayer for Chiness and other missionė,
A discussion in the afternoon gen tred on temperance and social wel. Air f. The Rev, H. Martin said that in October it, was intended to make the Young Methodist Tem perance Appeal. He thought the battle against. drink could be won in this generation. He proposed -a
repulsed:
Paris, August 26.
An Important' meeting of kaide and Rim chiefs was held at Kelaa. The object of the meeting has not transpired.
JAPAN CONSIDERS REPORT UNFOUNDED.
(Reuter's Service.) ·
Tokyo, August 26. The Foreign Office states that a report has just been received from the Canton Consul regard- ing the Anglo-Japanese shipping. embargo: He avers that the "Canton Gazette" published the alleged details but investigationa indicate that nd such act was promulgated by the Canton Government:
H.M.S. EFFINGHAM.
FAREWELL ON COMING TO FAR EAST.
(Reuter's Service.)
London, August 26. sweethearts waved farewell to Large crowds of wives and
the crew of the East Indies fing- The Air Force report 8 re-ship Effingham on leaving Ports crudescence of enemy activity on mouth for the Far East. the whole front in the western sector, though no engagement has yet taken place.
resolution requesting the Secretary A Tangier message reports that
of State for the Colonies to take measures to frustrate the activities
Abd el Krim is reinforcing the Wezzan front with a view to an
of the Bahamas International Trad: offensive to be directed by his ing Company, Ltd., who he stated, brother. Abd el Krim is also promoted the violation of the Pro fortifying the coast against a hibition Law of America. This possible landing east of Tetuan. company, had issued a promerbaru soliciting share capital in Britaëri.
for the development of the liquor treding business in the Bahamas Islanda.
Sir Robert Perka thought they would get more to, the root of the evil li they were, to approach ship owners and underwriters, and gati them to refuse to carry contraband, ligner to the States
THE "RED FLAG"
UNEMPLOYED MINERS
MAKE TROUBLE.
(Reuters Service.).
London, August 26.
An unsuccessful application for unemployment benent caused 800 Eminers of the Clari califery
I
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The resolution was carried. was also decided to write to Gel. my asking him to assist in atop. puig the expet of liquen a
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CONTENTS,
Page.
1.
Seamen Caught
14 Fighting: Soon,
5-6 Compound Interest
Lawn Bowle
.11-12. Absurd Demands
6
Local Baseball
British Admiral's Mission. Chinese Seize Ship Killed
7-8 Scared
8
Typhoon About
19
8
Award Upheld
20
Red".
8
On the Border
Dishonest Constable
9
Home Mail
Typhoons About
វា
Ultimatum Demand
.20
More Delay Motor Smash
9
'Plane Disaster
20
9
Obituary
9
Alleged. Robbers.
Seditious
China's Hopes
Bags of Arms
Shameen Sport
Narrow Escape
10
Share Deal
Quick Work
10
Open Letter
.10.
New Motor Vessel
.10
Homeward Bound
An Appreciation
12
Local Schools
.12
Which Is True?..
18
Cheung Chau Notes
New Leaders it.
13.
Colony's-Latest-
Call For Action
Street Menace ..
Frontier Clash:
Knocked Down
Idlers.
.14
Macao's Safety
.14
Canton 'Angry
.34
Cable to Prime Minister
Local Football Association.15-17
Sanitary Board
.29
17
Sold up
.80
17
Not, Trusted?
:80
Death Inquiry Who's Who
.17
Money Best
80.
.17
Prince George
.30
Delighted.
.17
Military Sport
.30
Kowloon Wedding
18
Car in Nullah
.80
Kowloon Hospital Boxer Here Educating London Against Canton? Up-Country, Newa How He Died ... Motor Collision Border, Firing Canton Embargo Shameer Affair
Boy Injured F. A. Meeting
Jail Sanitation
Master's Action
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