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THIS IS - PARADISE
PART II.
Another all-talking, singing and dancing Chinese picture
Starring
BUTTERFLY WU
Queen of Chinese Screenland
with
Shaw Pei Chen
Directed by S. C. Chang Recorded by Pathe Orient Co., Produced by Mass Co., Shanghai.
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(Continued from Page 1.)
Reid passed the Hong Kong total, ten minutes later 150' was signalled.
Merritt succeeded in playing dogged cricket while Leach was doing the majority of the scor- ing.
Patient cricket produced 20 runs for the seventh wicket be- fore Merritt had the misfortune to play a ball from Bowker on to his wicket. He had never looked safe, but had offered a slubborn resistance whilst was at the crense.
he
After forty-five minutes' play Shanghai had lost 3 wickets for 29 runs and Hong Kong's chances are considerably brightened.
AGAINST STABILISATION.
(Continued from Page 1.) (2) as a place of law and order and a city of refuge (paragraphs 38 to 40)..
(3) as a producing centre (para graphs 41 to 46).
(4) as a financial and trading centre, breaking up the subject matter of (4) in Its turn into 5 heads (paragraph 47) :—--
(a) Imports into South China (paragraphs 48 to 66).
(b) trade' butween North and South China (paragraphs 67 to 69).
(c) remittances from Chin- ese communities overseas (para-
graphs 70 to 74),
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MOTOR FATALITY.
(Continued from Page 1.) blood was issuing freely, a blood having apparently been
vessel acvered.
Miss Warbrick, who is a nurse in the Peak Hospital, had succeed- ed, before help arrived, to drag Mr. Staple out of the car, and although she was herself suffering from cuts, was frantically endeavouring to check Mr. Staple's bleeding when other cara arrived on the scene.
Helpers on Scene. Among the motorists to arrive were Mr. Thomas of the S.C.A., Mr. [W. G. Bree of the À.P.C., and Mr. Hewitt. Help also arrived from "Over Bays," the home of Mr. G. P. Lammert, which is the house (d) primary production and
nearest to the scene of the accident. small trades and industries in The Police were immediately sum South China (paragraphs 75 tomoned and were quickly on the 77).
Leach, who had been playing delightful cricket, had not had. sufficient opportunity to force the
(e) exports from South pace and get the necessary runs
China (paragraphs 78 and 79) to give Shanghai an advantage
Our conclusion is that, while on the first innings as his part-stabilization would facilitate the ners took most of the bowling.
conduct of certain classes of busi ness within the Colony, it would
Leach's Good Innings. After 55 minutes' play Leach gravely prejudice the import and reached his half century as the export trade of South China con- result of a full tess from Reid. ducted or financed through Hong Leach was anxious to get runs Kong, which is the sheet-anchor of as quickly as possible and pro- the Colony's prosperity, and would ceeded to hit Pereira, who had affect
Injuriously mony other relieved Bowker, for two boun- branches of business; and we there daries. Murray, his new part-fore, advise against it (paragraphs ner, realising the situation began 30 to 84).
Kichardson, score freely. who had "relieved Held, was
to
severely dealt with in his rat over, Murray sweeping his first ball, a no-ball, round to the leg boundary and hitting him for two fours and a two off his remain Ing five balla, Pereira managed to tempt Murray into flicking the ball but the slips were too far back.
..After the pair had added 38 rans for the eighth wicket Leach was caught in the long field off Richardson after attempting to force the pace. Leach during his stay at the wicket scored 59 out of 92 which included no legs than nine boundaries. It was a captain's innings and a worthy successor to his bowling triumph on the opening day.
Shanghai Lead by 99. The double century was holst- ed after 70 minutes play this morning and Pereira was given the new ball and Owen Hughes relieved Richardson who had been rather expensive.
Isacs hit Owen Hughes' first ¦ ball to the leg boundary, but was very subdued during the remain- der of the over. The slow bowl. er's second over was not so good 18 Isaacs hit two beautiful sixes into Chater Road off successive deliveries. He also hil Pereira through the cover point, bound. ary, thus scoring 20 runs from four hits.
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We next describe the present cur- rency system of Hong Kong (para-
graphs 85 to 29) and point out that it must be considered in its relations to the currency systems of China, to certain feature of which we re- fer (paragraphs 90 to 95).
After some remarks on the use of Hong Kong currency fu China (paragraphs 96 to 98) we give an account of the functions of the Hong Kong dollar as an exchange currency and draw special attention to the fact that it supplies the lack of a fully developed exchange cur- rency in parts of South China (para- graph 99 to 101).
We then describe what seem to us to be the defects of the present currency system (paragraphs 102 to 109) and make the following pro- posals for its reform:-
(1) the legal tender status of the dollar coin to be limited to $10;
(2) bank-notes to be made un- limited legal tender;
(3) notes to te convertible into silver bullion;
(4) notes to be obtainable for silver bullion;;.
(5) Government to take charge |
scene. In the meantime an effort was made to check Mr. Staple'a blood by applying ice and other willing helpers dashed to Deep Repulse Bays for restoratives, and a doctor. Only
and Water
pulse Bay, but he is not a local practitioner and was in doubt as to his professional position, being only
one medical man was found at Re-
a visitor,
An ambulance' was sent from
tragedy was received, a doctor go- town. Immediately nows of the
ing out with it. On arrival, Mr. Staple was found to be unconscious and the bleeding had stopped, but on medical examination he
Was
found to be dead. The remains
were removed to town in the am-
bulance.
Miss Warbrick, who was taken to bospital, received injuries to her chest from pieces of glass from the smashed windscreen,
War Service. Mr. Kenneth Kingsley Staple,
the Who was only 42 years of age, served during the war with Canadian Expeditionary Forces in France, and on being demobilised in 1919 entered the service of the
local Government as a second class overseer, arriving here in Septem- ber, 1919.
He rose to first class overseer in 1922, and the following year wall.
Architectural appointed to the Office. He left, the Government in 1925 and joined Messrs. Palmer & Turner later. Recently he super- vised the construction of the War Memorial Hospital.
Mr. Staple is survived by his wife and two children who are in the
their Colony,
home being at Braemar Terrace; North Point. Much sympathy will be extended to
of the silver reserves of the note them in their tragic bereavement.
issues;
(6) silver bullion presented in future in exchange for notes to
be handed to the Government;
The funeral takes place at Happy Valley this evening, passing the Monument at 5'o'clock.
. (7) a Hong Kong Currency it appears desirable (paragraphth Board to be set up (paragraphs | 141 to 153), 110 to 118).
Finally we offer some miscellane
Hamilton relieved Pereira and with his fourth ball caused Isaacs We then give further details of our observations on the rate at to play one on to his wicket. | our proposals relating to cain and which the dollar should ultimately 233-9-24. Wilson, after hitting make a suggestion that the exist be stabilized (paragraphs 155 to Hamilton to the leg boundary, ing issue of silver subsidiary. coins 160), on the question of a parallel was caught in the slips off the | should be withdrawn and replaced by sterling note issue (paragraphs 161 next ball, the Shanghai Innings an issue of base-metal token coins to 164), and on the need for bank- closing for 237 runs — a lead of (paragraphs 119 to 129) and then ing legislation in the Colony (para-| 99 runs.
follow further details of our pro- graphs 165 to 109) and on the fixa- it appears desirable (paragraphs tion of bullion points under our 180 to 140)..
scheme and ita effects on exchange
Bowker bowled extremely well this morning and was ever dan gerous. Reid after an excellent We next make recommendations speculation (paragraphs 170 to opening fell away and was a for the accumulation of a sterling 177). trifle expensive in his latter.fund by the Currency Board with overs. Shanghai in the ninety the object of preparing for the minutes' play this morning ultimate conversion of Hong Kong scored 109 runs.
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