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DOCK STRIKE., "
FOUR THOUSAND MEM DOWN. TOOLS,
THE TROUBLE AT COLOMBO,
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CANTON STRIKE.
CARGO JUNKS v. MOTOR BOATS
"Nothing "further has been heard with regard to the strike Colombo, Jan. 29.of the Transport Union (cargo, It is a purely economic atrike, boatmen) at Canton except that and the men are willing to resume Hong Kong la not affected and work as soon as they are promised goods can still be shipped to and
to be paid Rs.. 1:87 per head per day, according to the agreement arrived at after the 1929 strike;" was the statement made by Mr. A. E. Goonesinghe, the President of the loent Labour Union, referring to. yesterday's strike in the Colorabo Dock Yard, where about 4,000 to 6.000 men downed tools. The men had been paid Rs 1.50. and are holding out for Rs 1.87.
Continuing, Mr. Goonesinghe said that on January 10, 50 men under Mr. S. Fernando, labour con- tractor to Messrs. Volkaart Bros.,
COLOMBO STRIKE.
Vessels Advised Not. To Call
CRANE MEN NOW OUT.
Colombo, Feb. 16.
The harbour strike is spread- Ing. The crane men have now struck, and trade is considerably Affected. Several, stearners: bave been advised not to call at Colombo and others are leaving. without landing part of their cargo-Reuter.
Mr. Goonesinghe addressed the strikers in the Gordon Gardens this morning and appealed to them to refrain from using violence.
fro.
The following version of the origin of the trouble is given by the "Canton Gazette" ¡----
One man was slightly injured on Monday in a fight between the crew of a motor boat and a junk at the waterfront near the Chung Shun Wharf, West Bund. It ap pears that the motor boat, which was crossing the river from Honan, collided with a junk and the bows of both junk and motor boat were damaged. This led to altercation, and from words the rival'crews went to blows; knives and revolvers were also used. The police intervened to prevent further serious develop- ments and ultimately the coxa- wain of the motor boat and the junk owner were arrested and taken to the police station. The injured man was sent to hospital.
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Later.
The Transport Union strike has been completely settled Wah Tsz Yat, Po.
PASSENGER LIST..
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CHARGE AGAINST CIRCUS..
PERFORMERS.
The case against John and Steve Floris, two American circus: performers, charged with being in the Colony without passports, was again before Mr. W. Scho- fald at the Central Magistracy this morning.
Mr. T. H. King, Director of Criminal Intelligence, prosecuted. on behalf of the Police, and Mr. F. G. Vaux defended the two men
Addressing the Magistrate, Mr. Vaux said that the family con sisted of Afteen, including several children. His clients difficulty to make satisfactory are was rangements for the entire family One son was in to move at once. Manila fetching their passports, and would be back in the Colony in a few days.
By trade circus, performers, their baggage was voluminous, comprising over twenty heavy trunks and a motor-car. The latter was "under repair and he, Mr. Vaux, had seen a letter from a garage stating that it would not be ready until the end of the month, the cylinder head having cracked
Further Time. Continuing, Mr. Vaux said that. with a view to gaining further time from the Police, his clients were prepared to offer a further $100 security and also to pledga their car. They wished to travel as a whole troop. but expensés were heavy and arrangements had to be made.
What they wished to do was to go to Java, where they under- stood that prospects were good. An NYK. boat was leaving on March 10, and negotiations for passages for the entire family were being made.
und Messrs. Aitken, Spence, atruck work
unsatisfactory owing, to
First-class passengers on: wages. On a complaint from the "President McKinley sailed from
In conclusion, Mr. Vaux said men, Mr. Goonesinghe made repre- Hong Kong for Shanghai, Seattle sentations to Mr. Fernando, but and ports on Feb. 16hree that he would ask his. Worship shey
Mr to allow the men the longest pos- were of no avail. Mr. H. Lau. Mr. A. H. Bishop, Fernando, in his tura, prosecuted Tsang Chun-hung.. Mra H Hsible time in which to make ar- afx of those who had struck work, Kung, Mr. H. Stevens, Mr. G. Trangements. They were quite in the Columbo Police Court, for Trewartha, Mrs. J. L. Stephens, Mr. prepared to leave the Colony, but falleged misconduct. "Yesterday's Teruchi Mr. L. Labson, Mr. Jose wanted further time..
strike." Mr. Ggonesinghe said, "was Moon Poy, Mr. Ng Lung-gocey.
In reply to his Worship, ME. but an outcome of the prosecution's Mrs. Wong Shee, Mr. Lee Sun, Mra in the Police Court and the unsatis-M. E. Becker, Master C. W. Becker King said that he did not wish fo Mra. S. P. Budd, Miss C. Doldina, appear in any way unreasonable, factory payment.""
Mrs. J. B. Dow, Mrs. W. L. Hard- but it seemed to him that the posi- ing. Mrs. J. F. Howare, Mrs. J. W. tion to-day was the same as it Kerracher Mrs. J. H. McDonald, was when the men were first Miss F. Purdy, Mrs. G. Dean, Mr. brought before the Court--they A. M. Eames, were "making arrangements." He, . H. Lydon, Mrs. Mrs. C. W. Ewald, Master J. Mr. King, would certainly oppose Ewald, Miss FW. Ewald, Mr. J. Van Lanting, Mr. H. Lind, Mrs. B. their being allowed to remain in Laurizen, Mr. J. J. Meskus, Mr. A. the Colony without passporta Mendoza, Mrs. B. Russell, Mrs. B. until March 10, and would sug Salman, Miss F. Salizman, Mrs. gest a week's remand and then, if J. B. Sramper, Mr. E.. Van Hoof, passages were not booked or pass- Mrs. H. Van Hoof, Mrs. E. Waller, ports were not forthcoming, he Mas E. L. Welsh, Bishop and Mrs. would press for a conviction and
Welsh, Mrs. H. Jaan. Zera, Mr. the expulsion of the defendants. A. Moreno, Mrs. V. L. Venn, Miss. Mr. Schofield agreed to Mr. E. M. Woodsen, Miss M. F. Wood-King's proposal, remanding the defendants until next Thursday, bait being allowed in the sum of $150 each as previously.
A conference has been arranged between Mr. Goonesinghe and the labour contructors to take placa this afternoon, when it is hoped to arrive at a antisfactory agreement between the strikers and the con. tractors,
Provisional Agreement Reached.
Colombo, Jan, 31. The strike of dockyard Workers has been called off and the men
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The C.P.S., R.M.S. "Empress of Canada" from Hong Kong on Jan. 26, arrived at Vancouver on Feb. 13.
MAN WHO CAME BACK.
"He was banished in 1928 for blackmailing' women and general-
The P. & O. B.5. "Delta" left Shanghai for this port on Feb. 15, at 10:30 am., and is due here to-ly making himself a nuisance in certain houses," said Sub Insp. morrow, at about 6 a.m.
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This morning there were 1 ocean-going merchant vessels in Hong Kong harbour, 30 flying the British flag"
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16. pects was heard by Mr. R. E. Lindsell at the Central Magistracy yesterday afternoon.
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For causing an obstriction in Criminal Intelligence, conducting the harbour by going abreast the case for the Crown, called of two other launches alongside two tallymen and B quarter- the 5.8. "Tjikembang," the master, all of the "Sunning."
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