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INTERESTING CANTON,
LETTER.
WHEN THE STRIKE WILL END,
Giving ample reasons for such. an attitude, a letter from an agent in Canton to the principal of a Hongkong Chinese business house with extensive interests in both places, states that both the "strike" and the "beycott" will shortly be over.
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HONGKONG, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1925. - PRICE, $3.00 Per Month.
JUDGE'S SUICIDE.
KUALA LUMPUR SHOOTING
TRAGEDY.
SHOTGUN IN HOSPITAL.
(Prom Our Own Correspondent.Y
Singapore, Sept. 7.
FURTHER RIOTING.
ANOTHER SHANGHAI
OUTBREAK,
·AGITATORS, "MAKE. MISCHIEF.
(Reiter's 'Service.);
Shanghai, Sept. 7. Sir Lionel Mabbott Woodward. Further rioting occurred in Chief Justicial Commissioner, Shanghai at six o'clock this even- .M.S.committed incide on Saturing following a meeting of 600 ny in hospital at Kuna Lumpur by coolies and itators in Chinese cheting himself with shotgun. territory to any reverence to the
LOSING MONEY.
STEAMERS HELD UP AT SOUTH AFRICA.
OVER 850,000 TONS IDLE
(Reuter's Service.)
Capetown, Sept. 7. The "Guildford Castle" has ar- rived here and is, held up. There are now nine vessels of nearly 100,000 tons held up here, while ready to sail have become dis-
He had been ill wygral months victims of the May 30 affair and the crews of four freighters
&ious operation at Homs to protest against unequal considered necessary.
treaties
Translated broadly, one para- · graph in the message, reads: General Cheung Kai-shek is not was naturally inclined towards anti-foreign, or
an anti- Sir L M. Woodward. was British, policy. His civil sub-lented at Harrow, where he wt ordinates feel that the present hem of the School, and at Trinity plan of isolation will soon be dis- College, Cambridge, where he took carded. With the most hostile high dusical honmrs. He was a agitaturs out of the way I feel asistor of the Inner Temple and that in a few weeks time Canton would to-morrow have been 61
yare ek nge. will be restored to normal. It is now safe foreigners to go about in daylight, Vigilance against British goods is also decreasing and there are amply grounds that the strike lenders are losing Kround. But as the new rulers have a little more to do to accom- plish their position they will not Frisk things just at the moment by
ignoring the labour agitators,
The political outlook is not so promising. I am informed that General Cheung is only a figure- head and, that one or two behind The scenes are the real mastery, But whoever may constitute the leaders they will not rest till their authority is absolutely assured and there can be no dispuẳng their power. General Hsu (Shung-chi) is not secure as the time must come when the Bolshe- vik element consider. him a hindrance.
You will remember that in my lust letter stated that the "Honam" would not be molested if she came up here as you nd- viser. The Strike Executive issued circulars to the effort that on each side of the ship were forty British Lumers who svould bombard anybody that threatened them. Accordingly pickets were warned to give the vessel a wide berth, to refrain from eper agita- tion and/or intimidation if she came alongside the wharf for fear of being tired at, but to warn all friends against the danger of travelling to Hongkong by her.
When the "Honam" first came up there was little or no trouble but the captain was arrested at the wharf for being in possession of a loaded revolver without a permit and he was confined in a saltfish shop.
Note: The writer obviously mistook Mesars. Oliver and Cox for the "Honam's" captain!]
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS.
TRAMS AND MOTORS IN
COLLISION....
JOHTURH-FELLIER'S DEATH,
Yesterday afternoon was attended by a clmpter of trafic accidents, one of them with fatal results.
A motor lorry belonging to Moeurs. A. S. Watson and Company and ared for the transport of aerated
Sir Lionel joined the Straits Settlements Civil Service as a endet
There were the usual anti-affected, foreign banners, pamphlets and bitter speeches.
The crowd worked itself up to a frenzy of excitement and made
for the International Settlement
with the dipect of causing a riot in the central district.
It was allowed to pass through a strip of the French Concession
Seventeen ships are affected at Durban where there are now 47 vessels held up of 250,000 tons.
The
Workers'
STRIKH DOLE Amalgamated Marine Union has decided to
pay the strikers 15s. a week.
A welcome by South African dignitaries wax accorded the Frince of Wales when he landed on Cape Town pler during his South African tour. Left to right, Sir William Hoy, K.O.B., general, manager of South African railways and barbours; Sir Thomas Smurit, ex-Minister of Agriculture; the Prints, and the Governor General of the colony,
about thirty-four years ago and had out to the high position he held entirely by rit. He had a repta- tion which will assure his ranking with the ablest judges who have ant on the Malay Bench,
A koan athlete and sportsman, the late Judicial Commissioner, was interested in the promotion of all sport and was President of the Selangor Golf Club.
TECHNICAL OFFENCE
·SHARES REGULATIONS INFRINGED.
waters knocked down, and injured a A common technical offence of
Chinese in both legs at Wellington
unmolested but was met at the border of the International Settle ment by five foreign and two Chinese constables.
Encouraged by the leaders the mob grew violent and attacked the police with paving stones, bricks, bamboo poles, etc.
The crowd knocked down two of the foreign constables and the situation was cense.
The police, driven to fire, aimed high. They seriously injured one person and slightly injured two
The crowd then broke up Strong reserves were rushed to the scene. All is quiet.
Chinese sources claim that one rieter was killed, but the extent
CHEUNG CHAU NOTES
of
¡From Our Own Correspondent.)
The Assembly Hall was the scand
*POLICE SIGHTSEER,
LOST IN RAPTURE LOSES
HIS PRIŠONER...
-ANOTHER KOWLOON PROBLEM,
A. Singapore Police escort who visited Hongkong for the first time is apparently a sadder man to-day, as, in admiring the best view in the world, he allowed a Chinese prisoner to escape.
In spite of being handicapped fastened to one of his wrists, Yap by having a pair of handcuffs
in a native of Falten Pro- vince, who was being brought to the Colony as a deportee from the Straits, walked out of the 8.3. Tilawa" at 7.80 p.m. yesterday all unobserved by his guard and those on the Kowloon wharf.
The whereabouts of the elusive! Fukien, which are being investi- gated by the local Police, so far remain just as mysterious as those of the Chinese prisoner who escaped from the Kowloon Magis- tracy last week,
EMPRESS BOATS,
DELAYED BY TYPHOON WEATHER.
Rough seas have led to the delay of two Empress boats,
The "Empresa of Canada," which left Hongkong on Septem- ber 4 and was due at Shanghai yesterday was delayed south of Tongting by a severe storm,
The "Empress of Russia" was caught in a typhoon on its way from Nagasaki to Shanghai and had not made the latter port as scheduled yesterday.
Later messages state that it is expected that the "Empress, of Russia" will make Shanghai at 3
pm to-day and the "Empress of Russia arrived after all Wooking yesterday.
10.
Bobby Can't I change my name to-day, me?"
Mother. "What in the world do you want to change your.name for?"
Bobby Cause pe said he will whip me when he gets home, as sure as my name's Robert."
not the only one who should be thanked and that others should be on the platform beside him, whi bad uriel the thanks of the com munity. He roferred to one who had
daily ranged for the transfer to
and fr of the food box, and to others who had helped a skilfully in the cutting up and distributing of the supplies and keeping of that soconuta. He continued by stating pleasing little ceremony last that he had come to the Teland to do Friday night, when Inspector Lane his doly but that it had not seemed who left with his family for the like a duty but more of a service to Homeland on Saturday was the friends. He thanked all who had recipient of a token of steam from contributed to the gift, mort. the foreign residents at present on the Island
The For J. A. Kemph as Presl dens of the Residents Associahou was in the chair Inspector Lane ocupied the seat beside him
The Chairman este med is a pri- vilege and an honour to be chosen
heartily, and that it was not merely ono gift which might soon be spent but also necond gift which would never perish that of their kindnes and friendship. He thanked them one and all from the bottom of his hoort,
At the conclusion of the meeting to take the lading part in the the tiro national Anthems were
Street. The man's condition when omission by local firms is failure of the casualties is still uncertain. ceremony. He then gave an out sung by those prosent all joining
picked up and sent to the Govern ment Civil Hospital wus critical, and he died four hours later. The deceased was a fortune-teller who curried on his business at Square Street.
to file returns, within six weeks, of shares in that particular Com pany which have been allotted.
Such omission led to the repre- sentation of. Der A Wing & Co. Ltd. at the Supreme Court this morning, Mr. T.. Addis Instructed
At the Quarry Bay tram crossing METAL ROOFING u motor car driven by Surgeon-Com- by Messrs. Wilkinson Grist,
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mander Adshead, of the Royal applying on their behalf, for an Naval Hospital, collided with a extension of time for Aling the trancar. The accident was attended returns of ses allotted to a sble with no more serious consequences director
beyond damage to the hood and
right mudguard of the motor car.
An andavit led by the sec tary of the company pleaded;
Damage of a similar nature was ignorance of the requirem An extension until San
sustained by a motor car owned by
the Chak On Company which was 13 was granted... following a trancar at Prays Esst.
The driver of the motor car allogen.
that the tramcar moved backward KICKED BY A BULI- down the slope near the Bowringko Canal bridge and struck his vehicle. Aideways after he had swerved as forng the road would parmit-tó avoid a collision.
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mchith4 ayd the way the Govern-Mr. Li M, Whyte then called for ment tud so ably defeated those who three cheers for Inspector Lane wished to create a state of lawlesiol.were given in a rodsing str T1988 and digrder and he went on to vote of thanks was given to the state Inspector Lane & pert asit Chairman. affected our state in partionlar, in preventing disorder and any loss of
On the Baturday there were may elif crymperty, and in preventing on the pier to bid farewell. Sub- the deparure of the servante wo Inspector Moody and his desiat- consider had determined to throw in their nature how in residence at the
Tot with the other strikers. Also the Police alotob Sheung, part taken by lum in overopoung that
docation of the ferry service, BOTY-
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