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TROUBLE AT LEBANON
Villagers Clash With Police
~CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL
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THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1936
OBITUARY
Mr. Wong Kwong tin
Laid To Rest
REMARKABLE TRIBUTES OF DEEP RESPECT
Every community of the Colony
the Fest Djebel in Southern Lebanon, and joined yesterday in testifying to Offces. All letters etc.. must be war the police have been reported to the deep respect in which the late ed "By Air Mail" and be handed laHave occurred during the campaign Mr. Wong Kwong-tin was held to collect gnatures for a petition when his remains were taken in demanding a union of Lebanon procession for interment in the The Money Order Office is open and Syria, according to messages Roman Catholic Cemetery, Happy from 10 am to 4 pm except on Samedays when it: closes at 12 noor reaching here, which add that or Valley. and.cm Sundays and holidays when der was only restored after the It is entirely closed.~.
arrival of a military detachment
Numbers of friends awaited the
of 400 men commanded by French arrival of the hearse from Kow- loon at the Yaumati Ferry.wharf Telegrams conveying Easter Greet officers, ings sand banning the paid service
One French fincer and several and accompanied it to the Chin- indication 6 will be accepted by the Hong Kong Government Radio men were seriously wounded when ese Chamber of Commerce, where Diffics for transmission via Radio to they were hit by stones thrown by the procession was-formed, head- the places mentioned below during rioters, of whom three were killed.ed by the hearse and followed by a the period from 6th to 13th Aprit Numerous rioters were arrested-band from Chung Sing Benevolent
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The chief modrmers were the deceased's wife, son and daughter.
The Procession
Another large party of friends wait- and many Europeans was ing at the Monument shortly after "The Garden, a Passion Play five, when the procession arrived. in. Five Scenes by Father Andrew, Interment took place at the Ro- SD.C., will be performed in the man Catholic Cemetery, the Rev. H. Sailors & Soldiers Home on De Angelis of Rosary Church in Wednesday, April 8, at 9 p.m. and Kowloon officiating at the grave- 9in St. John's Cathedral on Thurs-sice.
day and Good Friday, April 9 and,
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The action of the play takes at the Monument. Students from place in part of The Garden of the Ching Woo Athletic Associa- Gethsemane between the Thursday tion in Kowloon also marched with lowing: 1 in Holy Week and dawn of the the procession.
Elis Excellency Sir A. Caldecott, Hang-kam, In Kui-yin and others. Wreaths were also received 17 first Easter Day. Suitable hymns As a mark of respect for the Kt, C.M.G., C.B.E., the Hon. Mr.
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choir and congregation between Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Carrie, the Hon. Mr. Edwin and members of the Hong Kong the scenes, and it is hoped that was flown at half-mast yesterday. Taylor, Sir Shou-son Chow, the General Chamber of Commerce; Urban Council, Hong Kong. many will make the witnessing of while its library, which is usually Hon. Dr. A. R. Wellington, CM.G this play part of their Holy Week
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