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Now that summer has come in earnest, peopls are glad to get away from the hot and congested city to the hills, and LIGHTNING STRIKE CALLED IN the seashore and the exodus from Tien- tain to the cooler breezen of Peitaiha has commenced, says the P, P. Times)
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Club would be doomed to failure, and in this we think we have a fairly strong body of opinion behind us. There was no suggestion, however, that the scheme should be abandoned; only that it should be modiled Wo poluted out that a solution of the problem might possibly
Poslog as revenue officers, two Chinese be found in building up an organisation gained access to a gardener's matshed, FIRE BRIGADE ATTACKED: TWELVE
upon interests which all prospective at the rear of St. Andrew's Church, members had in common-the formation Kowloon, on Wednesday night, and of a club which people would join, not following a supposed search for opium, from altrustio motives, but for the they bound their victim, and escaped with pleasure they would chtain from it. The money and property valued at $19.50 only ground in Hongkong upon which The gardener's cries attracted a Portu
members ai
Mr. John Grant, the retiring Chief
STRIKERS SET COTTON, ABLAZE.
ARRESTS.
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SHANGHAI, June 24th, There has been considerable unrest and of the different com- guese, who released him. "
agitation in local industrial circles, nóð munities can meet upon an absolutely
a lightning strike has been called in a equal footing is the sports ground. Fa Detective Inspector of the Hongkong developing the idea we had in mind the Police Force, was bidden farewell, by a Japanese cotton mill". Six hundred utilisation of the site of the new Queen's large number of friends and former downed tools, protesting against the "College, for obviously the most important { colleagues, when he left Blake Pier yes.
airest of a mill detective. factor in the success of such an inter-terday morning to board the RM.S.
The strikers set fire to the cotton, and- sational sports or country club would Empress of dain, on which liner he is be a ground easy of excess from all parts, proceeding to Varcouver, and from there when the brigado arrived they were A Concord Club as a purely ascial club will go overland through Canada to pro-attacked by the strikers with bricks, is out of the question. No one wants it ceed to Scotland. Price-$1.25 per box 3 Cakes, and no one would attend it. The other
spanners and other heavy missiles. The case in which three men were scheme appeared for more promising. If charged with committing an armed rob
The Police drew their revolvers, but 10 per cent.
Queen's College site is not available, bory on a sampan in Hungham Bay, on there was no firing. Twelve arrests were however, it will be extraordinary difficult June 3rd, when they forced the occupants made, and the situation is considered to find another to take its plate, unless, into the hold, railed the deck boards perhaps the Polo ground could be used. down, and decamped with money and $2.25 per box of 3 Cakes. It seem a pity that there should be such jewellery, valued at 894, was concluded}
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for trial at the next Criminal Sessions.
The case in which Lau Yu Leung and, Yu You Heung are being prosecuted by
A MAN OF MANY PARTS.
FURTHER PRESENTATIONS.
85 cts. per Cake.turning the Queen's College site into a
recreation ground for the Services will Mr. J. D.. Lloyd (Superintendent of Mr. B. L. Froit, of the Eastern Exten- be three lakhs of dollars, and the sugges-Imports and Exports) on a charge of sion Telegraph Company, is leaving for tion is that the War Memorial Fund traficking in opium, and which came up Home to-morrow on a well-earned retire should contribute something towards this for first hearing at the Magistracy inst ment, after thirty-two years in the Far amount. It will be remembered that anweek will be continued this morning. Tho East. elaborate scheme for spending all of the cass should have been further heard
A native of Bristol, he was for many accumulated war memorial funds has yesterday afternoon, but owing to the already been adapted and any change of opening of an enquiry, Mr. R. E. years in the firm of Elliott Brothers, London, electrical engineers and scienti- Lindseil postponed the case until to-day.
fe instrument makers. In 1894 he wont for the firm to Singapore and remained
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The annual meeting of the Hongkong thore, for ten years. He then came to the fund itself is a rather complicated Football Association takes places this Hongkong and joined the Eastern Exten affair and includes contributions from erasing at 8.30, at the Hongkong Volun- sion Telegraph Company, and remained the Granville Sharp estato left on trust teer Defence Corps Headquarters. The with the firm ever since.
primarily to financs the Matilda Hoa-most important item on the agenda is
PUBLIC WORK.
Mr. Frost has taken quite a prominent part in the affairs, of the Colony and entirely new set of rules be substituted has done much laudable work... for those now in existence, the revisions
Ho resuscitated the local branch of the R.S.P.C.A., and was hon, secretary, and applying not only to the Association ruica, but to all bodics and competitions president of the Association for some directly under its jurisdiction.
pital The Courts of Justice: decided that which concerns the alteration of that some portion of the proceeds from rules. It will be propond that an the Estate could be utilised for a War Memorial Hospital but it does not neces sarily follow that they could be used for the provision of a recreation ground. However, threo lakhs ought not to ho an insuperable obstacle if it is finally
time. He was a member of the cam-
FOUNDER OF AN ASSOCIATION.
The three Chinese sailors, two of whom wittee of the Institution of Engineers and decided that the Services haw the first were employed on a. Water Police Shipbuilders since 1911, and last year SUTHERLAND.-On June 5th, at 403 Prin-
cess Road, South, Manchester, to Mr.claim upon the site. It is perhaps too launch, who wore charged at the Kow. was olected president. He was also, at and Mre. G. SUTENLAND (daughter much to expect that either the Admiralty loon Magistracy with demanding the one time, hon., secretary of the Kowloon
Bowling Green Club. or the War Office will contribute any sum of 8500 from the occupants of a thing substantial to the cost of develop-junk, were yesterday sentenced to four ing the area but it is certainly not un-months' hard labour. They posed as police But perhaps, Mr. Frost's greatest and reasonable to suggest that a portion of officers and carried out a search of the most successful achievement was the the annual military, contribution from junk. One of them produced a black founding of the Kowloon Residents' Asso- Hongkong might be earmarked for the sticky substance and accused the people ciation. He was its first president, and of having opium on board. They then last year he was made & life mem 'purpos
demanded money and the master of the ber. He was responsible for a sugges crew went ashore on the pretext of pro tion for the cutting away of the hillside curing the money and gave information which separated Nathan Road from to the police, which resulted in the Coronation Road. This was commenced arrest of the defendants on the junk. in 1916..
The Daily Press.
Hanexoxe, JUNE 25ru, 1926.
A RECREATION GROUND FOR THE SERVICES.
THE suggestion that the site prepared for the new Queen's College should be, as it were, "seconded" indefinitely to the Services for a recreation ground, is, we understand, being very favourably con sidered. Everyone will sympathise with the local Naval and Military Authorities
in their desire to provide better facilities for outdoor sports for the sailors and soldiers on this station. It is imposible, for example, to pass the Murray Parado ground without feeling regret, and perhaps some indignation, that the men should be reduced to playing football upon an area which is without a single
WTURE FOR ABY POST ANY DIRECTORY & CHRONICLE blade of grass and is hardly more attrac
to REMOVE FURNI-
Other Place in the Colony..
Baggage placed on Board any Ship.
Baggago takon Delivery from any Ship and
700
Yesterday was the day of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, and it was also
Midsummer day.
It is announced that quarantine res.
According to the old Chiness calendar, yesterday was the feast of the Formation of Heaven and Earth (F"ien-ti-two-hun).
In 1012 he initiated a petition, for the better education of British children in the Colony. Since then marvellous im provement has been made in local educa
tion.
A CHOIRMASTER.)
Forty-eight bags of Home mail trictions have been imposed against Hai-Siberia were landed from the as. Pres
dent Pierce yesterday morning. The phong on account of cholera.
liner also brought 29 bags of Continental mail via the same route. Hor total mail came to 474 bags, all of which, with the exception of those mentioned, were from Added to his many activities, he was U.S.A.; Honolulu, Japan and Shanghai. also responsible for the formation of The 0.8. President Jefferson, also due the first choir at St. Andrew's Church, yesterday with Home mail vid Siberis Kowloon, where he was choirmaster for 0.8.A., Canada, Japan and Shanghai, the committee of the Constitutional Ro (two bags) and letters and papers from eight years. He was also for a time on
did not arrive in port until last evening. form Association.. Har mail will be landed early this morn. ing and will be ready for delivery by ten o'clock. The Suca mail will also be ready early.
A Chinese was arrested in Shanghai and found to be in possession of two Stroet, Mongkok, on Wednesday night,
loaded revolvers is his possession.
The report on notifiable diseases, for the twenty-four hours ended June 23rd, stated that no cases had occurred in Hongkong during the tune mentioned..
▲ Chinese woman was slightly injured
SUICIDE IN SHANGHAI,
tive in appearance than a back-yard. But in Stubbs Road on Wednesday, by being whether the allocation of the Queen's knocked down by a motor-cycle, ridden YOUNG BRITON'S TRAGIC DEATH,
Delivered to any Place in the Colony. OHINA, JAPAN, COREA, INDO-CHINA' College nito to the Services is the best /by Mr H. J. Best, of the Public Works
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Department.
The forthcoming wedding is announced A short time ago HE. the Governor of Mr. Edward Nursaw, Senior Phar- advocated the establishment of a Concord macist, Royal Naval Hospital, Hong
'FAREWELL GIFTS,
Mr. Frost has been the recipient of several presentations from admirers and friends during the last few days.
On Wednesday night at the Kowloon Bowling Gren Club he was presented with a silver cigarette case
The pre- sontation was made, on behalf of the member, by Mr. W. Russoll.
The Shanghai Mercury of the 10th inst recorde the death of H. Taylor, a young
Yesterday the local staff of the Eastern British subject employed by the Shanghai Extension Telegraph Company presented Gas Co., who took his life at seven him with a silver rose bowl, and the o'clock that morning while du Chinese staff gave him as scroll, beautifully Becensed was employed as night servlo man, at the works department, Thibet designed, and silvered.
Club, an institution open to members of kong, to Miss L. F, M. Le Breton, cn-Road. He had only been in the employ
**The European staff of the firm met at
of the Gas Ca, about six weeks.
all communities, which, by providing route. the Colony
The cause of his action is unknown at the Hongkong Hotel yesterday morning opportunities for freer social intercourse,
present, though he left a latter addressed The Pope has named as Vicar Apostolic to a member of the local police force, who and presented Mr. Frost with a silver LAFOS EDITION, With Maps and Treaties... 812 would help to avoid the misunderstand (with episcopal powers) of the newly, had been in friend of his. The contents cigaretto box. Mr. E. J. Paterson mado SMALL EDITION
ings that occasionally arise between those elected Vicariate of Susahwafu, a of this letter when they become known the prosetation. who now only meet upon a business foot Chinese ecclesiastic, the Rev. Philippe took, his life in this manner
will probably explain why the young man His numerous friends, with him well in ing. The idea was fairly well received, Tehno. Mr. Tehno, who has been secre
opened in H.M. his retirement. Mr. Frost has made no An inquest was but the difficulties in the way of realising tary to His Excellency the Apostolic Coroner's Court before Mr. G. W. King plans for settling down in England, and
O.B.E. Evidence of identification only it is likely that he will again THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESB, LTD., it were obvious. We predicted that any, Delegate to China, was born in Peking was taken and an adjournment was
Hongkong 1A. Chater Road, Hongkong.
attempt to "manufacture" a Concord in 1950 and is an eminent scholar.
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