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Howison Yaumati
...Dep. 6.50; Dep. 7,02 ...Dep. 7.15
9.24 10.39 12.09 1.24 2.31.
4,44 6,38, 7.30
9.8610.51 12.21 1.36 2.43
4,56 5,51 7.42
5.13 8,09 7.59
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Canton
9.49 11.04 12,84 1.49 .50
9.58 11.09 12.39 1,56 3.00
5,09 0,04 7.55
10.0311.18 12.48 2,03 3.115.24 0.19 8.09 9.07 10,07 11.22 12.62 2,07 2,153.13 5.28 8.0 8.13 9.13 10.12 11.28:12.58 2.13 3.213.17 5.84 6.29 8.19
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5.51 6,19 Tanling
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6.01 6.29
0.05 6,82
6.16 6,46 6.2 6,58
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that the Hankow agreement was entered into deliberately to prove to the Chinese and the world at large that the British policy to wards China is based on concilia- tion and good-will. The comments on the speech cabled back here from Shangla by some of the newspaper to indiente correspondents seem that on your side there is dis- appointment that measures are not the Bench's consent to his marriage, R.H.K.Y.C.; K.B.G.C. r. C.S.C.Cafter June 14th. to be taken to demand satisfaction to an English girl. for the trages at Nanking. The! The parents of the girl, said Mr. Division: K.C.C. public are told that if an example Parker, were willing, but the father in China. hed heru promptly made of the of the Chinese was
Where there was 124) one in the ulbrit the Chinese would have host proud that such crimes as were country to give consent, the Bench Connoitted inevitably bring condign could agree to the marriage under the provisions of the Guardianship, panishment.
of Infants. Act.
On half of a Chinese ained Lawn Bowls Langue Division | Choi Chow, aged 19, who is ignor | 1.: CS.C.C. s C.C.C., P.R.C. r. ant of English, M. J. C. Parker, K. F.B.6.C.. T.R.C. Divi- the lounge and dining room an application at sion 1.: C.C.C. E.PRC will not be available until solicitor, inade Wellingborough Police Court for T.R.C. Recreio; K.C.C.
As regards this point of view of people on the spot, while the force and logic of the argument are ad- mitted the official view in London is that the Communist activitive in China will defeat themselves if allowed to proceed. To attack the Communists would, it is held, be simple to play into their hands; if they are given enough rope they will hang themselves, and even at the risk of appearing to lenient it is better for Great Britain to nava slowly. In support of this attitude it is pointed out that since the Sanking affair there have hern kaleidoscopic changes, and that it is Tot necessary now to press our de mands for the punishment of the guilty, or to enforce sanctions, be cause those responsible for the out rages, have already been punished.
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The applicant, added Mr. Parker, was known to the Bench, for he ap peared at a previous court as defendant charged with an offence against the girl. The case was die missed and there had grown up an attachment between the Chinese and the girl.
The magistrates' clerk said he thought the court had no power: over alicus, and the Bench adjourn ed the application for a week for the clerk to communicate with the Home Office.
Rosebery has never been interview ed. "I have esenped so far." he told a reporter, and I really feel 1 am too old to-submit to it now. I just want to be left alone, although I am grateful for Fleet Street's The Fate Of Mr. Chen,
Congratulations." He spends a As for Mr. Chen, ture is satis
among these who follow great deal of his time with his little faction events closely that his pert; in-granddaughter, the two being close free ads in every way, and indeed prident and provocative Notes to Powers--especially the truculent the child planned the birthday cele Note atbdressed to the British Gov-bration. One bears the remark in! compretim with the happy event | ermbed--have been answered by
of the sealed that it is strange shat Lord Ore disappearance Nationalis Government of Southbery withdrew from public if at He was the height of las fame. Chine, which exists only in mame, so that Mr. Chen, as Sa Austen Lensily the finest meator of his time. Huse of Bat no satisfactory reason has ever Chamberlain told the Commons, represents spitreely any been given for his withdrawal from He is cut off the political arena seme thirty years buy himself. by the tide of events in ruined and | ago.
Mr. Pickwick's Tour. terror stricken Bankow.
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World Theatre: The Fall of of Part J.-"Abduction
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Star Theatre: "Contraband.” Principal Mails:-Outward: Europe ra Marseilles (Kushnir), 10.30 am.; Europe rid Siberia (Mucheron), & p.m.
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An interesting celebration tank At Westminster and in other res [ponsible quarters in the country, us place this week-one that is unique ci well as in the columns of the Press. in its way since it is the celebration ete. the opinion is held without quai-of the centenary of imaginary people i
created by the master mind of fention that the policy of the Gov
It was on the crnment is the right polity in all Charles Dicksons.
It Buds prae morning of the thirteenth of May. the circumstances,"
H.K. Male Voice Choir annual Geally complete acceptance outside 167, that Mr. Samuel Pickwick
and his companions drove away meeting, Cathedral Hall, 5 pm.
Chars Dinner
at Calc Daneant the Socialists, whose opinion, how-
from the Golden Cross im at ever, is negligible in this matter.
ing Cross in the stage coach. The Restaurant Parisien. Nemesis, more swift, and more evin-
Queen's Theatre: Womanhand- than asual in human affairs, Commodore, to Rochester on the
led plete
as pertaken those in high places first stage of their peregrizations. who were responsible for the out rages at Nanking and elsewhere. This is how it appears to people here. Therefore, it is said that the British Government will be wise to wait until there develops some stable Government in China from whom compensation and reparations Of course, this can be demaided.
p.in. he altered: attitude may have everything depends on what takes place in China, but this is the way the matter is regarded at the time of writing.
That was exactly one hundre Sears ago: and the Dickens Fellow ship lebrated the centenary by reprodueing the first day's tour. A atage each left the Golden Cross, driving out of the narrow archway of the yard of the present hole which stands almost immediately opposite Charing Cross station, just
Dickens described the incident." There was a band of Pickwickians on the coach exactly as the novelist records, and they went along the Strand and over London Bridge and so to the open roads of Kent. Mr. Lord Rosebery's Birthday. The Earl of Rosebery received Pickwick himself was there with his many congratulations on his eigh-ebrows raised in war above tieth birthday, which he celebrated his circular spectacles at the stories at his Surrey seat. The Durdans, teid by the rascal Jingle at his near, psuni. The King and Queenside.
The other characters immortalised were among those who sent nea
in the "Pirkwick Papers" who rode sages. The Lord Mayor of London,
to Rochester were also on the couch, Sir Rowland Blades, who sits for Epsom Division in Parliament and and although the scenes in the is FL near neighbour of Lord streets filled with motor traffic to- day were vastly different from what Rosebery, called in person to convey
they were when Dickens wrote the good wishes to the ngul peer. His
company tried to imagine that the Scottish tenants also sent a gratulatory message in which they clock had been put back a hundred soid
no wishes would be more years. It was happy thought of the Dickens Fellowship to try to sincere or more hearty than theirs.
It seems strange that in an age reproduce the tour and the person of publicity like the present Lord es concerned although both were the creatures of an author's imangi- (Continued on next Column.)
nation.-H.B.
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World Theatre: "The Fall of Troy, Part II.-The Destruc
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Star Theatre:"Two Fisted James," Principal Mails:-Outward: Europe in Siberia (Tenyo Mara), 10.30 a..
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