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M. BRIAND'S RESIGNATION. A DUTTER DISAPPOINTMENT TO BRITISH HOPES
STH HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY
LATE, IS.
DRAMATIC RESIGNATION OF WASHINGTON CONFERENCE. IS HAT SNATCHING ON THE
FRENCH PREMIER:
CANNES CONFERENCE RENDERED ABORTIVE."
SINO JAPANESE AGREEMENT ON SHANTUNG RAILWAY
-EXTENSIONS.
INCREASE?
CHINESE EGGS.
THE IRISH PACT.
AN IMPORTANT INDUSTRY.,
A NEW PARTNER."
A CASE AT THE MAGISTRACY.
One of the latest bulletins of the Chinese LORD BIRKENHEAD ON THE TERMS la reply to
a query by Mr. J. B. Government Bureau of Economie In-
Some details of the terms of the Irish formation says:- LONDON, January 19th.
WASHINGTON, January 12th.
Wood, at the Magistracy, yesterday, da
settlement were given on Decemberisth by The centre of interest in "internatiinal
The Chinese and Japancec delegates
to whether or not hat snatching was on
The great development of the egg and Lord Birkenhead, who was entertained at politics has temporarily shifted from Have agreed upon details for the construe Cannes to Paris, where early sensational tion of three extensions of the Shaching the incress, two Police Inspectors pregg product industry in China has had hecheon by the Birmingham Conserva- developments are to be expected as Railway in the Siaochow leasehold. The sent in the Court said that they thought curious results. It has caused the United thon Club. The following are his chief gards the fate of the proposed Anglo first two-namely, from Tsinanfu to French part guaranteeing France against Shunter and from Kaom to Suchowfuit was. One stated that he had a 'case States first to introduce embargoes and points:
to lift them: it his alaimed come before you now with a message German aggression, the rejection of which as a france, is likely to lead to the downfall probably the existing Cansortium while other said he recently had a hat 'snatching the Pacific communities of Canada; and foot sure and certain hope After
"in the form at present suspected by will be built by an international group at West Point only last week and the then
case at Yaumati." Inspecter Blackman, it has induced various health officer; to of M. Briand.
of the other hand, said that no such case question its desirability, from the point and occurred in the Wanchai district for of riow of public Health. The Americans the past two months, excepting the ons han given the quietus to all doubts by
LONDON, January, 13th.
M. Briand's resignation comes bitter disappointment to British hopes It has torpedord the Cannes Contereses, possibly also the Genoa conference, for It is considered impossible to continue the Cannes discussions in the absence of France, while the Cenon meeting is dependent upon the ratification of the resolutions adopted at Cannes.
Though M. Briand followed n-frequent French custom in resigning as soon as it
A Paris message states that the French Premier returned to the capital this morning to face his critics and to endea your to convince his colleagues of the spiness of his attitude at Cannes. His position
undoubtedly seriously shaken owing to the impression, said to be shared by many members of the Cabinet af meet ings on the 10th and 11th inst. presided over by My Millerand, that he was con sidering modification of France's claims in respect of German reparations and acquiescence in a moratoriuin in exchangi for the pact.
PARIS. January 19th
the Cheloo Weishei extension will be constructed by China, as
An attempt is now being made to agree on the question of opening the port of Tsingta to all commerce on equal terms
THE BANCA ITALIANA
DISCONTO.
HOPEFUL PLANS FOR RECONSTITUTION.
RONE, January 19th.
It is reported on trustworthy authority that negotiations are" progressing to Italian and foreign capital.
which was then occupying the attention of the Magistrate.
conducting a thorough examination in In this case an engineer of the as China, the result of which is to the credit Homos, named Helma Thorgerson, was of Chinese eggs. This, in addition to the driving along the Prays East in Health Service which is maintained at the ricksba, at topun., on Thursday, when | ports of exportation And, which precludes from behind and the possibility of rotten cargoes being snatched his hit. three other constables joined in the pur suit. The defendant dropped the bat, ran
the arms of the complainant. .:
Inspector Blackman said that was not a case of necessity, for on being searched 81.43 was found in defendant's posses sion.
the defendant rushed he gave chase and sent across the Pacific.
months of delicate negotiations we seem to have arrived at a solution of the Irish question. The situation has been very critical, for,
though it was not admitted that we
ware at war with Ireland, we were in fact engaged in a war which was more difficult than an international, straggle.
The representatives of the Government and Sinn Fein have now put their names to a document which repre- Sets B sane and treasonable settle mont.
the same room"
was foreshadowed that confulence wonkd French Cabinet Ministers. holl that reconstitute the Banca Disconto with up one street, down another and into the be of considerable importance in China Street which witnessed the loss of the
be withheld, the dramatic suddenness, of the refignation startled the chamber For an hour he used his brilliant eloquence trying to offerröme the hostility
certain pledges should be exact from the Sovist Government, particularly the "recognition of Russia's enormous debt to Frane and French bond-holders before admitting the Russian delegates to economic conference at Genoa.
Th
The firms of Kotto Kahn, of the United States, and Dreyfus, of Paris, ‘are ex pected to participate in the new enn
the cr
The Italian commeren delegation har is expressed that Missued statement that the Banca Dis opinion Briand will take up a strong stand to-day into opened on Tuesday with muthority of the chamber, but owing to the storm at the Cabinet meeting, when he will of the tribunal to transact certain busi; of interruptions be was unable to com-subunit the broad lines of the pact andness, including opening new current ac then offer his colleagues the alternatives plate his speech of explain the terms of of complete solitiarity with him or recounts free from the moratorium, the collection of bills and the purchase and ble. Even if he surers in sale of Government honds. There is every the Anglo-French 1act. Stung by asignation.
getting his colleagues' endorsement of the Nationalist taunt that Britain has no plan evolved at Cannes, he will have to hope of shortly removing all the remain-
run the gauntlet of criticism in the Chaining difficulties. army, 1. Brinad prutested, against re
ber later in the day with doubtful result. ports that it was his intention to sur
M... BRIAND'S STATEMENT TO THE CHAMBER. render French rights, concluding
I
told you what i had done others may de batter." Then be quietly left the tribune Balon the tripatirs realisul-what had happened be walked out of the Chamber, followed by the whole Cabinet:"
Pants. January 19th
It has been clear for the past few days that M Briand had lost contact with feeling in Paria regarding the major ques tions of the Caners agenda The Premier to-day took the buil by the horns, uti ing his policy before the Chamber and especially repudiating French opposition The resignation was only formally up in the Cenon conference when the United Statts had agreed to participate therein, also emphassing the readiness of the..
jority of the Reparations Commission to grant Germany a moratorium, evinciúg. an attitude of take or leave it,
nounce hours afterwards
M. Poincare is entrusted with the task new Cabinet. It will be of forsing a interesting to see how the Nationalists, if they in power, will grapple with realities such as Repatations, and Foreign
THE IRISH SETTLEMENT. AMNESTY IN RESPECT OF POLITICAL OFFENCES.
the
LONDON, January 19th. Mr. Churchill as authorised an annesty in respect of political ofences amoqgement that the King how granted in Freland prior to the truce. The at ease of prisoners begins forthwith.
POPE'S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE KING.
...
The mau was sent to prison for three monthy with, hard labour.
It is hardly necessary to add that no every case of bat-snatching comes before Court. Certainly there have been more cases recently than those mentioned in the foregoing report.-En.)
THE WEST POINT MURDER
Customs figures (prore the, industry te
trade today. The following export figures give an idea of the progress: re. gistered since 19121-
Haikuan
Taels.
Date
Piculs.
1919
125.167
1913
156,073
1014
132,138
· 1915
199.067
1,094,578 49,049,856 2,870.057 1,881,025
1910
298,340
7,709,403
1017
-103,019
11,999,68-4
1918
990,357
9,307,297
1919
606,182
1920
123,903
10,825,009 11,929,143
from $t, or 3.74 gold in 1912 to 6.9 d. or The Haikunn Tart has risen in value 31.24 gold th 19.00
THE POLICE REPORT.
The chief egg producing districts in Chief Inspector Kerr, Central Polica Chica are the provinces bordering the Station, issued the following information Yangtze and Yellow Rivers with Han- yesterday concerning the murder of akow, Kiukiang, Wahu, Nanking ar Chin
Shantung, also Chinese woman, aged 25 years, and the king as the centres.
Letcher's Street, West Point, on Japancu extinte todler in wounding of five other Chinese women at maintains a thriving industry, pipatest 126,000,000 eggs yearly, 13 per cent of Thursday morning:-
Removed to the Government-Civil which is exported. They are the prin Hospital, from 391, Belcher'a Street, five cipal arena, engaged in poultry rearing Chinese suffering from injuris inflicted but as a matter of fact the trade is by a man who is now in police custody.dral throughout the country, and almost Motive at present unknown.
every farmer makes it one of his side lines. The eggs are sold to collectors this purpose.
as 10, Downing:
American Colonies and the most mo. mentous decisions in the Great War a new phase in Britain's history has been entered upon.
We have achieved and made accurs the safety of Great Britain and Ireland, « With one single reservation Ireland will be placed in the same position as Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa, The State will be For known as Irish Fren, State:" this there are precedents, as for in- stance, the Orange Free State.
Sinn Frin has given reasonable guaran- The fidelity of the Irish Free State will
In
be declared in no equivocal way.
tees for the protection of the minority in the South of Ireland. matters of finance Ireland will be supreme in her own house.. and recognizes the faimes ther paying a due proportion" of our National Debt for expenditure on the #Hunt--will be decided by arbitration by a distinguished citizen of this country.
The North of Ireland will be well advised if she contributes ber sobriety and business experience to a Parliament which will not otherwise be repre- sented by such characteristics...
Mr. Briand divined the unfrietally fre), congratulations upon having contributed from 39% Belcher's Street, the body of who travel throughout the provinces for There is a contingency that Ulater may
ing of the House, and did not give an opportunity for an adverse vote.
M. Millerand immediately accepted the Premiers resignation, the news of which came like a thunderclap at Cannes, where. Relations, particularly as regards Amethe labours of the Conference have been rica upon which Europe is greatly relying thus rendered abortive. for help in reconstruction...
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M. Loucheur announced his intention of returning to Paris immediately, although the conference continued to listen to Dr. athenau's statement to the delegations, subsequently making preparations to de- part for home.
The morning papers emphasise that the Vahur of Mr. Lloyd George's Anglo-
TALIS. January 19th. French past is not lost as it is known to
M Brian's speech was delivered under all the world, and certainly will be
circumstances, The Premier several seriously pondered by the French people.times, in disgust, packed up manuscripts owing to interruptions, but was persuad- This Time expresses this opinion thated to continer on the restoration of order
tryi
LONDON, January 12th The Pope has telegraphed the King his effectually to the great work of peace. in Ireland,
MOPLAH LEADER CAPTURED.
LONDON, January 19th. The India Office announces that Kun- hamed Hadji, the principal leader of the Moplah insurgents, has been exptured.
REBELS EXECUTED.
CALICUT, January 12th. The death sentences on two notorious rebel chicls and four follows have been carried out.
DUTCH MILITARYIDEFAULTER CASE.
Removed to the publie mortuary
of injuries inflicted by a man now in Chinese female, aged 25 years, who died polica custody. Motive at present un known.".
SHANGHAI TRADE. Mesars. Ilbert & Co.'s Latest-Piece Goods Market Report says:--
'whether M. Briand returns, tè power, or by the Presiden insisted upon French SENTENCES ON PARTICIPANTS IN strong demand for
another, the insistent, palpable facts of the situation will compel the new Govern. mant to approach the same goal aimed at by M. Briand. It also emphasises the of Anglo-French co
parament ured operation.
THE SPANISH CRISES.
MADRID. January 13th. It is now stated that the report that the King refused to sign the decree is It is explained that His Snaccurate Majesty only wished to postpone his
signaluru.
#
BOMB OUTRAGE.
!!
M. Briand warmly interests not being neglected, and inov- ingly paid tribute to British sincerity. He declared that Britain's land and sen
THE HAGUE, Jangary 12th. The trial of the person accused of forces would be beside France in the event of a meaner to the latter's frontiers. complicity in a bomb outrage here in from the November last, when part of the house of This was greeted from a cry Right Britain has no Army."
Major Verspyck; a member of the Court A sensation f flowed the concluding martial which tried the case of the mili- statement. Accompanied by a dishearten-tary defaulter Grochendaal, was wrocked, rd gesture. M. Briand said: "I bare has been "concluded. Sentences ranging no fight to go forward to battle if I am from eight to five years' imprisonment not sure of not receiving a knife in the
were" passed. back.
THE PREMIER RESIGNS.
PARIS, January 12th. M. Briand has resigned.
LATEL.
i
M. BRIAND'S MESSAGE TO ME. LLOYD GEORGE,
LIGHT-HEAVY-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.
CARPENTIER DEFEATS COOK. ·
LONDON, January 12th. At the Albert Hall, the boxing cutest A. Briand telegraphed Mr. Lloyd George expressing, the opinion that his for the light heavyweight championship It is exported that Senor Maura will successor will be able to resume the dis of the world resulted in a victors for form the new cabinet, excluding Lacierva.cussions and accomplish the plans which Carpentier, who knocked out George
both bad in view.
Cook, the Australian beavyweight cham The Chamber re-assembles on Thursday. pian, in the fourth round.
EX-PRESIDENT AS PREMIERI. The President has summoned M. Poin-
CHOLERA AT MANILA.
MANILA, January 13th,
Thore have been eight deaths from cholera in the past fortnight and eighty- one sufferers have been isolated.
EARLIER CABLES.
CUNARD CO. AND AMERICAN
IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE.
ALLEGED OFFICIAL ERROR.
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art, who is regarded as favourite for the FAR EASTERN CABLE Premiership.
DISMAY AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, January 12th. M. Briand's resignation has been re- ceived, with dismay in Conference circles.
LATER.
NEWS.
[EY COURTESY OF THE CHINA MAİL"} WRONGFUL DISMISSAL
BHANGHAL. MAN WINS AUTION AGAINST
MOUTRIE'S..
Mr. Balfour has expressed the opinion that B. Briand's resignation would not appreciably affect the Conference. leading American delegate concurred in
SHANGHAI, Jamiary 13th. - this view. Elsewhere in American official
Mr. B. G. Ashton, a former employé of circles, some uncertainty was expressed Messrs. Moutric at Shanghai, bas been regarding the new French Givernment's awarded $2,714 for wrongful dismissal, attitude upor battleship limitation and $100 for assault by the defendants other questions. Meantime M: Barraut manager, and costs. In the British Sup- remains.
reme Court yesterday Judge Skinner: GERMAN DELEGATION AT CANNES. Turner read a lengthy judgment.
LONDON, January 12th.
Bag:-* We are not prepared to send' representatives to 201 All-Ireland Parliament." The attitude of Ulster, to its eternal credit, has been whe ther it be to our advantage or not.. we elect to remain a part of the British Empire in its closest form." Ulster desires that its members shall t- tend the Imperial Parliament, and tho, scheme gives them a complete If within a option in the matter. month of the passing of the contem- plated Act Ulster desires to retain her existing powers she will retain
them:
with us it will be necessary to bring about such a rectification of frontiers
will prevent friction.
Ulster decides to stand side by side.
terms signed have fully satisfied the representatives of the British Admir- alty and those
the country at West-
minster.
Dait Eirann will at an early date be"
called together and advised to adopt the scheme. Should Dail Eireann re- fuse, this country has still gained by" convincingits representatives of fur sincerity.
Egg products as an industry came into prominence before the Sino-Japanese wai), of 1805. "At this time the Germans were the promoters of various undertakings in the Yangtze Valley and maintained a first position till the European war Then the Americans began to take alively interest in the business, and at the pre sent time nearly four per cent. of the The week has been one of steady in American imports from China are dried provement in the market and the situation ducted in 1930 revealed that there
and frozen eggs. An investigation con generally is becoming healthy enough to warrant a hopeful feeling regarding the were nine American egg factories in outlook for the present year's trade. China, this figure being the highest for
record during the
ricans claim deventeen of the principal past few weeks can- The buying which we have been able to foreign ownership. In addition, the Ame- If
exporters of egg products from China. tinues fairly actively; and in addition to purchases for early consumption there is the next position being held by Great
on the basis Britain with ten. Now-a-days, however, The of payment after Chinese New Year the Chinese are displaying extreme, se which, however, is producing very little tivity in controlling the trade, Egg 'pro- actual business as seller are quite as duct factories are springing up every much alive a buyers to the propects of where, and, although the majority are far substantially higher prices for their goods from modern in their equipment, the during the spring months than they can interest that is evident throughout the secure to-day, while the financing of these country is calculated to intensify the pre holdings is now a comparatively casy went aboormal development, matter owing to the very much easier Thus it may be anticipated that the conditions prevailing in the native money exports of eggs from China will not market.
There is already an actual scarcity of maintain themselves at 1019's high figure. some of the standard lines of piece goods The egg product factories are diverting Should the terms not meet with assent. more eggs formerly destined for foreign gven Grey cloths are not in sufficient supply to meet anything like a sustained countries into their own manufactures. demand. With the exception, of a few will be a question whether more hundred bales of American goods practicextended egg production can keep even ally all the heavy arrivals of these dur- the present margin for exports... ing the past six months have been There are two methods of manufacture, absorbed, while English and Japanese which may be defined as the old and the makes are in a little better state. No new process. By the old method, there fresh arrivals of any importance are due are four classifications: Crystal Albu owing to the absence of bookings during men, Granulated Whole Egg, Granulated the past few months and replacement Yolk, and Liquid Yolk. The manner 'di costs, even of Japanese clothe, are still preparation is explained by the titles high enough to make it impossible for any The first two treat the albumen and yolk but the most venturesome speculators to respectively and the third is produced commit themselves- ta fresh forward from the whole egg. Primitive drying
worst of thoroughness was that one methods complete the operation." Liquid
has to be very thorough. yolk the fourth classification is simplyCromwell failed, and so aroused one of the fresh yolk preserved by adding salt
the worst hatreds in history. HONGKONG VOLUNTEER DEFENCE and boric acid and thus may be preserved When this settlement is accepted there
CORPS.
and
indents.
for four or five months. The other kinds, easily patrefy. There are three classifica tions of the product by the modern ORDERS BY LIZUT-COL L. G. BIRD, D.A.0., methods, amely Spray, "Albumon, Spray
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMANDANT.
PARADES.
Yolk and Spray Whole Egg. The pro- ceases under ese headings are still in the experimental stage, but, as the pro Infantry Drill, Bayonet Fighting and paration is 00 costlier than the old Lewis Gun Instruction will take method, they should become popular .By the "place on Monday, the 16th inst., at when they are widely known. Voluntow Headquarters, and Kow. latest means of manufacture, all the loon Docks, on Friday, the 20th water in the egg is extracted without irat., at 5.30 p.m., for Trained men losing any of the nourishment it contains and Recruits.
and the preservative power is increased Dress:
without the application of harmful in gredients in the preservation.
Plain clothes,
MUSKETLY.
Part II., Annual Musketry Course, will be fired by No. 1 Platoon (Light Infantry Company), on Sunday, the ad inst., on High West Range,
The Peak, commencing at 10... Dress: Drill order. Officer for duty: 2nd-Lient. T. P. M.
Bevan, M.C.
WASHINGTON, January 12th. The Cunard Line has sent a letter to the representatives of the Immigration Com. mitter stating that investigations showed There was an error in the Secretary of Labour's accusations in connection with the imposition of fines mentioned in The German delegation at Cannes 18 cable of the 19th ult.
being examined before the Supreme Coun The late Mrs. Shields, wife of Mr. C. H. The company submits that the Immigracil to-day.
Shields Postál Commissioner at Bhang- tion Bureau's earlier figures showed that In the meantime Dr. Ratherau, as the bai (formerly at Canton), whose death the complement of Hungarian immigrants principal apokesman, appeared before the occurred, somewhat unexpectedly, at the December had not been reached at the time, and Reparatiios Commission to explain the General Hospital, Shanghai on that all the Hungarians aboard the rea
reason for the requested moratorium and 20th, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aquitania were eligible for admission showed remarkable skill in evading the Alexander Stevenson, North British Dis (The previous cable stated: Mr. Davis, Commissioners' questions and advancing tillery House, Edinburgh. She was mar Becretary of Labour, has ordered fines to arguments in support of his case.
ried in. March, 1920, and arrived in the limit of the statute to be levied He offered M.400,000,000 (gold), accom- Shanghai in July of that year. Mro. against the Cunard Line owing to the panied by conditions relating to deliverica Shinda sorved as & VAD, during the arrival on 10th inst, aboard the Aquitania in kind, instead of M.720,000,000, and War and was attached to Craigleith Hos of 200 Hungarians, although it is alleged asserted that the German trade balance pita, in Edid those who enjoyed her Edinburgh She was no mean that the Immigration Bureau on the lat showed a deficit of M.1.530,000,000, which musician Tral informed all steamship lines that the conflicte with the Commission's evidener friendship will ever remember the pleasure Hungarisń immigration quota ap to July It is estimated that after allowing for bar musical gifts and accomplishments" 1322 had been exhausted.]
Mrs. Shields had not been: depreciation of gold, German exporta are gave them. computable at M.250,000,000.
in robust health for some time, but there, Dr. Rathenau, offered guarantees in tas never was cause for anxiety and it was a The shape of higher railway, postal, and tele- great shock, when the news of the end graphic rates, reduction in food sub-came, the cause of death being cerebral sidies, and an increased price for coal tumour. The funeral services at The Bub Dress
Small committees of German and Allied bling Well Chapel and at the graveside, experts will study the facts and figures on therast Decemberro Ronducted by The Germans brought ten trunks of docu- the Rev. A. N. Rowland, Chaplain of menta
Union Church.
GENERALITSING VISITS
· FRENCH AEROPLANE WORKS
12th BALONDON,Jsumary. Vodaetera Tong, representing the Chinese Air Service, visited the French acroplane work at Villa Coublay.
·ENDUNKEL · COMPANY,
STOLE FOR FOOD." BAILOR'S WIFE WHOSE HUSBAND
The peace terms between Ireland and England will be laid before Parlin ment early in the Now Year.
We
we shall soon have an opportunity of discovering whether the enuntry agrees with nor with the Dis harts,
..
have had at our doors, threatening » our life at its very heart, a population which has been profoundly didalia Sed...
As long ago as the reign of Queen Eliza. beth, the Earl of Essex was carrying on the same kind of subjugation as we have been carrying on right up to the Cromwell's policy was thorough, The
truce.
will meet at Downing Staet, a "new" partner of Empire.
Her spokesman, the Irish Prime Minister, will not only meet on equal terms with the Prime Minister of Canada, New Zealand, and Australin ; but will meet on equal terms with the Prime Minister of Great Britain, baving an equal vote with the Prime Minister of Great Britain in deter- mining the fortunes of thy greater whole.
"SUPERANNUATION FUNDS AND
INCOME-TAX.
A London message dated December 15th,says:-Widespread interest has been aroused by the announcement that Justice Sankey in the King's Bench Division, on SENT. NO'MONEY.
a case stated by the Commissioner of In- come-Tax, has given judgment that the A.Chinese woman living in Temple voluntary deduction from the salary of Street, Yaumati, admitted before Mr. school master for payment into a duper- J. B. Wood at the Magistracy, yesterday, annuation fund, did not entitie him to an Electric Light Runs will be buta of having stolen a suit of clothes and an abatement in the assessment to income
Balobers on Thursday, January overcoat, the property of a woman living tax It is stated on high authority that Fall in at Belchers at 5.30 p.m.
the
the law da it Moder 19th, and Thursday, February 2nd. | in the same house.
case was 11The Chancellor of existed before Inspector Brown said the woman was
the
on Exchequer Dress: Drill order with capa and belts; necesitous. She had three small child-
committee stage of introduco rex and consequently could not go to the Finance Bill 1921, agreed to
a clause giving effect to
that food #
superannuation funda In reply to the Magistrate, the defend-tributions and bot (husband we still alive should be allowed to be deducted for ses. The position now income-tax purposes." He was at sea and had never sont her is that if the contribution is made to a any money to keep the children.
¿no side armë,
CADET COMPANY.
Company will parade at Headqua
ters on Monday, the 16th inst,
Drill order.
8.30 p.m.
R. B. YOUNG, BL-Major,
Acting-Adjutant; H.V.D.O. Hongkong, January 13th, 1929,
work. She stole to get money to buy tione of the Royal: Commiasicommen
to
*Aho Magistrata darded to find superannuation fund, as defined in thin by altered "ior the year's Fin woman over to come up for judgment if year 1921-2, although it would not have called upon within six months.
been allowed for an earlier year,