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"THE FOUR HORSE-Y.M.C.A. ENTERTAINMENTS. ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT EUROPEAN TRADE
MEN."
REX INGRAMS FAMOUS WAR FILM.
VALENTINO THE GREAT LOVER.
CROWDED HOUSE AT THE QUEEN'S.
[BY OUR FILM CRITIC]
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The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypie" is perhaps the beat film which has been made so far of the Great War. It is peace pro- paganda as is" What Price Glory" but of a different and higher order | although considered purely as pro- paganda probably not so efficient.
What Price. Glory
gave one "A picture on the one hand of men brutalised out of all humanity by the war, and impossible heroism on the other.
The Four Horse men " presents us with gallant gentlemen fighting to save their Fountry from the invader, but its lesson emphasised again and again Is of the fearful destructiveness, the misery and waste of war,
We are a little doubtful of the desirability of war films, and the fostering as they must of old batreds, but if we must have them it is at least a welcome change to see a picture of a war which does nat deal with the American share in it.
The Four Horsemon" is the epic of the Marne and of ravaged Belgium. A not very edifying love story, is Woven into, but that matters little, and you may if you' like accept the producer's excuse that Marguerite was redeemed by the war. The story of Marcelo Desnoyers that pathetic Sgure of the wealthy bourgeois is more poignant than the love affairs of the young people. Joseph Swickard is not often heard of, but he here gives a magnificent performance. Through all his misery he never quite losses dignity, though like Lear, he may be childish and dis traught
Rudolph Valentino plays the hero who is not a hero, most admirably. What exact quality this young man possessed which gave him immense popularity directly he appeared on the screen in his first prominent part-that of Julio-it is hard to Aay. But there is no mistaking. genius. Juli is an unsatisfactory young man, who makes good, so
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in the
trenches, and yet throughout he holds your sympathy. You want hit to be his better self, to gain the applause, and receive the palm You want him to gain Marguerite despite the claims of her blind hus- band.
Rex Ingram evidently realised this magnetic power. and he has" relied on it. Julio is killed, his love story finished, his life barely begun. his talent unrecognised, and his character half formed.
cause it is a worth while film. A
SOFT X-RAYS.
THE HONG KONG DAILY
PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1927.
KOWLOON.
WARM TRIBUTES TO PAST WORK FOR SOLDIERS,
DEFENDANT DENIES
SUBJECT BEING DISCUSSED IN LONDON.
CONCERTS, &c., TO CONTINUE.
COMPLICITY.
SENT FOR TRIAL.!
The final meeting of the Enter- The case of attempted armed tainment and sub-Committee of the | robbery, which was opened on Tues- Naval and Military Y.M.O.A. was day before Mr. W. Schofield at the held at 8.30 p.m. yesterday in the Kowloon Magistracy, was continued Board Room of Messrs." Jardine, yesterday morning. Matheson & Co., Ltd.
Mr. J. H. Hunt, who was in the chair read a letter from Major General Luard (G.0.C, South China
Command) apologising for his ab- senco and deputing Colonel Russell Brown to represent him. Mr. Hunt remarked that the first meeting of the Committee was held on March 14th, and since then 54 concerts had been held in seven different places.
Willing Helpers.
Mr. Sutherland (the Chairman of the sub-Committee) then read the Report of his Committee. This re- port showed what a great debt the
my owed to the Y.M.C.A. and also showed how nobly residents and members of the Naval and Military Services had come forward as con- tributors to the entertainments.
The Army's Thanks. Colonel C. Russell Brown, speak- ing for the Ariny, thanked all the ladies and gentlemen who had done so much to make the soldiers' life in Hong Kong a happy one. The Army itself can do much in the way of entertainment, but a sudden in cursion of 20,000 men would have been too much for them without the help of the Y.M.C.A. The work of the Entertainment Committee had served to keep the soldiers healthy, to preserve their morale and their. spirits, and as a consequence the had been surprisingly hospitals empty.
Mr. P. S. Cassidy expressed the thanks of the Directors.
"Wireless Concerts.
Evidence of arrest was given by
Chinese constable D323 and Section Sergeant D52.
Constable D399 stated that he was on duty at I am. on November 5th when he heard a police whistle blown in Shanghai Street. He ran towards the sound and met defend Ant running. He arrested defend- ant, who threw a knife into the gutter. He picked this up and with the help of the Sergeant, who bad- followed him, searched the defend ant, but failed to find anything on bim. They then proceeded to 9, Shanghai Street, where they found the women witnessee. The amab threw down from the verandah a bucket and a bundle of wire which the robbers had left behind. The defendant was then taken to the Police Station, ́
Sub-Inspector Fallon gave evi. dence of having seen the defendant at the Station, and of receiving the bucket and the coil of wire. He then proceeded to the scene of the attempted robbery, where he dis covered a knife sheath, made out of newspaper.
The contents of the bucket were as follows:--
4 new wooden and wire gags, 3 walnts.
small empty opium pots. A hammer, screwdriver, pincers, a soldering iron and a block of wood.
BARRIERS.
(BRITISH WIRELESS KERVICE}.
Ruany, December 11th.:
The European trade barriers and
YOUNG STUDENT'S DISCOVERY.
SKIN AS A. " HALF CONDUCTOR."
COPENHAGEN.
HAPPY MINERS.
PITS WHERE EMPLOYERS- AND MEN ARE "FRIENDS,
WELFARE WORK DEFEATS COMMUNISM.
MANSFIELD, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. More than 10,000 men are bound
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Cas STRAKRAKALYAN."
ANTED HONG KONG OR 1418 DECEMBER, 1927, “
FROM ANTWERP,LONDON,GIBRAL- TAE, MARSEILLES, MALTA, PORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO
AND STRAITS.
YONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above- that their Goods are being landed and placed ATT sex in the Hong
Борд and Kowloon Wharf and Godown. Com-
A young student, Mr. R. Moll by ies of loyalty and friendship named Vossel are hereby informed
as well as by common interests, to the recommendation of the Inter-gaard-Hansen, working at the the Belsover Colliery Company, national Economia Conference are electro-technical laboratory of the Limited, who own five of the big being discussed at a conference in Polyézchnical. Academy, has dis. gest and most up-to-date pita in The Nottinghamshire and Derby- London summoned by the League covered a new method of producing shire coalfield. often tried to by Mark
of Nations Union.
At the opening meeting, Bir Philip Cuecliffe-Lister, President of the Board of Trude, pointed out that general unconditional and most favoured nation treatment had been the cardinal feature of Bri- tain's commercial treaty policy and had been continued since the war by treaties and other diplomatic ar- rangements.
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The Geneva Economie, Conference had been followed by constructive work About twenty countries had signed the convention on export nud import prohibitions prepared by the diplomatie conference last month. The convention on the enforcement of foreign arbitration awards had been signed last week by the British Government. While the economic organization of the League was entering on new tasks it was of the utmost importance that all its members should carry out agree ments already made. The ratifica- tion of past economic conventions was by no means universal. If the League was to make satisfactory progress over new ground, they must consolidate the ground already covered.
M. Theunis, formerly Belgian Premier, emphasised the futility shown in some countries of expend- ing vast sums on ports and railways to reduce costs and time of trans- port, and the neutralising of this work by excessive and, annoying Defendant maintained that he had tariffs. Many other speakers em been arrested by mistake, and was phasised that the interests of Euro- never on the first floor of 9, Shangpean countries. lay in facilitating not impeding the flow of inter- Street.
national trade.
He was committed for tria! next month in the Supreme Court,
Mr. Sutherland then read a re- port stating that a wireless trans-hai nitter had been installed on the roof of the Lea Theatre and it was hoped that they would be able to broadcast concerta in the near future.
Mr. Hunt emphasised the fact that the Y.M.C.A, entertainments are not ceasing, they are being car ried on both at Chater Road and Kowloon,
Big Concert At City Hall. In proof of this, a big concert is to be held at the City Hall on Friday, December 23rd. This con cert is being organized by Mrs. P. Younghusband, and it is going to be an even greater success than its predecessors. A special programmë has been arranged, and everything is promised to be just one better than ever before.
SINCERE COMPANY WIN
THEIR CASE. ABSENT PLAINTIFF. The plaintiff again failed to ap pear in the case held before the Chief Justice (Sir Henry Gollad at the Supreme Court yesterday, in which New Koon Wah, of 14, Chung Ching Street, sued the Sincere Co, Ltd., for 811,068.
Julio in short is a tragedy, and yet to Valentino we owe it that we cannot feel that that vigorous young life is ended. We may see him buried but he still lives for he is so typical ... product of his period, the adole-
scent in the upheaval of war,
"The Four Horseman gives plenty of food for thought, it offers
The case first came before the plenty of chances of criticism, be- Chief Justice (Sir Henry Gollan, and or Monday, week, when the little out of date, possibly, but still plaintiff failed to appear, and the intensely interesting. The advance bookings yesterday were pheno-nction was struck out of the list.
The claim of plaintiff for $11,068, menal al we advise you to book
was made up of $11,000 deposited your sont well ahead in consequence with the defendants, 948 interest no of the popularity of the film. The the rate of 20 cents per diem par Queen's Theatre was packed for the mille on the sum of $8,000 fron 5:15 pm, performance.
September 8th, last year to, the present date, and 80 interest at a similar rate on 85,000 from Octo ber 27th last year to the present
STAR FERRY FARES.
ALTERATION IN SCALE OF CHARGES.
PERSONS UNDER 16 YEARS HALF PRICE.
date.
CHILD CRIMINALS.
RUSSIA'S WORST EVIL.
A correspondent of the Chiengo Tribune, who has left Russia after a three months' investigation of. conditions there, describes in a mesange from Riga the gangs of homeless children, who infest the streeta committing all kinds of offences. He says:
These waifs are to-day respon- sible for more than 60 per cent of the crimes committed within Russia. They are not afraid of the police, for no punishment Awaits them if they are arrested, They may be sent to a children's home if the weather is cold, and if the food is good they may stay a little while. But escape is easy, and nine times out of ten they take several of the other children with them.
The homeless children are the most terrible evil in Russia. They form a gigantic, organised army with which the Soviet Government is absolutely powerless to cope. Not only is it horrible that ters and hundreds of thousands of children, ranging from 7 to 17, fill
DETECTIVE DOG.
BURGLARS RUN TO EARTH.
7-MILES TRAIL.
LAUSANNE
The detective instincts of Wig-- ger, the Alsatian police dog at tached to the gendarmerie of the. Canton Vaud, have again been in- strumental in. bringing to justice the perpetrators of a number of burglaries which had baffled the police.
X-rays.
...Communists hava
Godawar at Kowloon, wham such
s will be sorted out Mark
In reply to an inquiry as to how create trouble and unrest among the Goods are landed.
Optional Goods will be landed hers made the tests that led to his the men, but have been compelled discovery, Mr. Moligaard-Hansen to admit defeat. Mr. J. P. Hout-loss instructions have been given to the contrary 6 hours before arrival of the ton, a director of the company, Steamer, }
said:
Goods not cleared within 8 days including date of arrival will be subject to Rent..
said:
In a month's time I am to pass my final examinations as an elec- trical engineer, and in May last 1 commenced a theoretical investi- gation of the so-eniled Rabber- Johnsen effect, which was found in 1917 by the two Danish engi-| neers Rahbek and Johnsen.
Towards the end of my investi- gations I discovered that a Hod of X-rays is emitted from this system, which consists of a litho graphic stone, on the polished surface of which a plate of metal. polished on the lower surface, in resting.
.
Rays That Destroy.
As to the practical importance of the discovery: Perhaps it will now be possible to construct an apparatus that produces soft X-1 raya. In my opinion the Rahbek- Johmen effect is to be found in a series of substances which have not yet been tested. All these substances can doubtless be used in the same way as the litho- graphic stone as "half-conduq, tors in a Rahbek-Johnsen sys tem for instance, agate, dry the paper, alate, marble, and human akin.
Our aim has been to create a happy family of all the men we employ by making their dives brighter and more interesting. Meetings are held periodically. between representatives of em- ployers and employed to discuss | mutual problems; and the mon contribute suggestions for in- creading output and reducing costa in the certain knowledge that they will ultimately react to their own advantage. Training Miners For Official Posts,
One of the first steps taken by the company in their welfare work Was to institute classes where the men off duty could receive training enabling them to become officials. The result is seen to-day. The""agent_respon sible for the mining work at all the collieries once worked as a pony driver underground, and the manager of one pit began na an office boy, Many under- managers, depabies and other officials also gained their posi- tions through attending- the
classes.
Country House For Scouts.
the Five years ago сотрасу
There is hardly any doubt that if human skin is used as half bought Edwinstowe Hall, a conn- conductor in such a system X-try house with delightful grounds, Tays will be emitted.
on the borders of Sharwood Forest, By means of the ordinary X-ray as a centre for their welfare ac
Неге tubes hard X-rays are mainly pro|tivities.
each week-end" duced and those destroy the skin troups of Boy Scouts and Girl and the tissues. That is why Guides, made up of the sons and physicians and scientists using daughters of miners, are entertain- X-rays see their hands and arms ed Near each pit sports grounds waste away.
¡ore provided.
MY MOST EXCITING DAY.
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STORY OF A SWORD-MAKE AND A GET-RICH-QUICK SUITOR BEYOND THE KHYBER PASS.
[BY SIRDAR IKBAL ALI SHAH (The well-known "Afghan traveller and writer.)]
No Fire Insurance will be effected by na in any chic whateret,
Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Con- signeer, and the Company's burveyors, Meas. GODDA & Douglas at 10 a.. on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Storage period.
be
All Claims against the Steamer must presented to the Undersigned on or befors 3rd January, 1998, or they will not be recognise be admitted after the
No
Claims
Left the Godown. Goods have l
MAGKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.,
Aventa Hong Kong, 14th Dec, 1937. [5647
VEREENIGDE NEDERLANDS- CHE SCHEEPVAART- MAATSCHAPPIJ. (UNITED NETHIKlands, Navigation Co.)
HOLLAND-OOST AZIE LIJN (HOLLAND-East Asia Line),
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. FROM AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, FREMEN, GENOA
** & COLOMBO.
THE Steamship
having arrived from the above Porta "ZUŠMA. (9)"
Consignees of Cargo by her are notified that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra- hazardous Godowas of the China Fro vident Loan & Mortgage Co, Ltd, whence and/or from the
wharves, De livery may obtained. Goods not cleared
Decem- by the 1997, will be subject to Hent
broken,
chafed and damaged Pack-
ber
الله
ages are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 20th December, 1927, at 10 am., by Messrs. Goddard and. Douglas.
Claims against the Steamer must be presented in writing - within Ten days after arrival of Stemmer, otherwise they will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance will be affected by the Undersigned in any case whatever.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN,
General Agents. Hong Kong, 14th Dec., 1927, (6651
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, LTD. CHINA MUTUAL STRAM NAVIGA- TION CO., LTD.
FLOK UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL PORTS
VA STRAITS..
AND
Recently thieves entered a villa situated, between Burtigny and.
The father of the victim, his Gimel and got away with a quan
One of my most extraordinary tity of valuables. Twenty-four experiences was when I accompaní form being no longer upright, hours later Wigger was taken to ed a Mullah of repute to a frontier struggled to stand up, but fell the stene and allowed to scent a village through the wild Khyber down on the ground. Thou shalt hroken window and footmarks, in Pass
he cried, trembling As we entered the turret-be slain," the garden. Without delay he crowned gate, the call from the under the calamity that had fallen headed for a wood, where he un-auret of the village mosque, upon him in his old age. Say earthed the remains of food and
God is Great, God is Grent,' what thou mayst, thou wilt be kill- ed. Thou shalt be stabbed as my son was stabbed. The blood of my son lies at your door."
The Mullah once again restored order, when Akram began by ask
Know you the Bunjar, this hereby notlded that the Cargo will be discharged into Holt's Wharf, rich man "
where it will lie at Consignees Kowloon None replied to an obviously ↑ risk and subject to Terms and Condi- absurd question.
tions of Storage at Holt's Whart The Carge will be
be ready for Delivery from Godown on and after 12th December
Optional
will not be landed
the extinct embers of several fires, was bestirring the faithful to showing that the thieves had spent prayer. That being over, a right some days there while preparing royal feast was given in honour of the mighty Mullah, and the visit was taken advantage of to settle a tribal feud.
their coup.
Tracked To A Village, Taking up the trail again, Wig- er led than way to a barn, where the burglars had slept, after which the streets and the squares living he dashed off towards Gimel.
away.
In:
Young and old gathered at the public square after the dinner, the Elders seating themselves around
poor Was
justified in stabbing the trusted servant of Sunjar, a rich, gay Lothario of the village; and, being able to pay bloodmoney, what recompense was he to make?!
by picking pockets, hold-ups, rob- quiries proved that the wanted the Mullah in the centre. The bery, and burglary, even commitmen, one of them" a dangerous question was, how far a ting murder, but what is still more criminal, had been in the village sword-maker, Akram Khan, terrible is that these squadrons are on the night of the robbery, and not decreasing, but are increasing later they were arrested some miles in number.
The distance covered by Wigger They are in his search was more than sevan runaways from home. They have miles On another occasion repED I- been attracted to the lawless life ly be followed a trail for fourteen of the streets by other homeless miles before running his quarry children. Mothers blame the hous to earth. ing crisis in Russia for this con- dition. They say that if they had
To-day the majority of the bone- less are not orphans.
"Let the murderer speak, let his blood flow," they shouted; but hush fell upon the gathering as
at my
I
"Well," he continued, you think you do, but you do not. alone of the village know him, for
per Co.'s Steamer
CONSIGN MEMNON
1 took pains to find out who be there, unless Notice has been given prior to Steamer's arrival, Ent carried on from port to port to the final port of call
option extends, which the
was before he came here. He is of low birth, and although he crossed the Khyber thrice to sell his Kabul ponies in India and returned with more than six belts full of gold coins of the Feringhees and bought lands and orchards, he could not buy ancestry. His blood remained low."
A Warrior's Daughter. All this explanation, however, did not appear in the eyes of the judges of the village as a sufficicat reason for killing a man. Even the looks of the Mullah were darkening, and agitatedly he be
more rapidly.
Mr. F. C. Jenkin, instructed
A few days ago, says à Lausanne saw the swordmaker's gaunt figure
stretch itself to ita full length. paper, a farmor. at Fousex lost s by Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and
large and Master, was for the defendant a little flat themselves, even if it pocket book containing a
1, Akram Khan," he spoke were only two rooms, the situation sum of money in a field where with defiance, have killed the Company.
The hired polttoon. I have slain him Yesterday morning a clerk in the would be better. Instead Ave ploughing was in progrès.
own doorstep with this." employ of Messrs. Johnson, Btokes families live in a five-room apart-help of Wigger was sought, and in
less than fifteen minutes the miss- An Afghan biade shone in his and Master gave "evidence of har. ment... ing, on December 10th served a The origin of this class was during wallet, which had been com-hand. A long line of warriors As will be seen from our adves copy of an order made by the Chiefing the war when behind the front pletely buried, was restored to its have I, and in their name I will gaa to twist the beads of his rosary
Justice, dated the previous day. lines appeared homeless wails, owner, upon Messrs. Lee and Russ, the orphans, and others who had lost solicitors for the plaintiff on the their parents. These children were record.
fed by the field kitchens. They atole whatever they could, and in the end gangs were formed with chiefs, who led their companies of freebooters into the nearest cities. These youngsters find shelter
tisement columns the Star Ferry Company, Ltd., propose to make certain. minor alterations in their scale of charges as from January lat
WILD BOAR'S ATTACK. DROPPED BY A SHOT AT HUNTERS FEET.
no sewers,
THE PERFECT BANANA;
*
WORLD-WIDE SEARCH BY BRITISH SCIENTISTS.
not barter the eader of my "clan for a hundred Surjara." a
"But, tarry, men of the village, On this the village youths lost more will I speak," said Akram. control, matched burning faggots Being low born, with no ances from the bonfires, or felt for their try, he sent his servant with pre- large knives and guns.
sents to be seeking the hand of This son of a sword-maker thus my daughter. A low-born seeking challenger
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they roared the hand of the daughter of a war "Even there he would be cut up rior, it meant, and that could only be wiped out in blood; that insult or burnt lamb by limb."
In this tumultuous scene, how-to the name of my house. And ever, Akram Khan was understood when I knew," explained the sword-maker in an assured tone as isolation to say that the murdered man
wherever they can even in the new greenhouse at Kew Gar The Moscow vestia reden is to be the centre of a world ported that a gang actually made wide search by British scientists their home in one of the towers for the perfect banana, of the Kremtim, where archives were stored. The children had found an underground passageway Teading to the tower. Before dis covery they had burned half of the archives for fuel.
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All broken, chafed and damaged Gooda are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 1.x. and Nocz vithin the Frre Storage period.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Steamer's Godown and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 19th December, will be subject
Bent to
All Claims against the Steamer mart be presented to the Undersigned en or before the End January, 1928, or they will not be recognised.
· No Fire Insurance will be effected.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agenta: 29 12th December, 1927.. [5687
THE MEN LINE STBAMERS, LIMITED.
FROM MIDDLESBRO", ANTWERP,
-LONDON, AND STRAITS.
The plaintiff's name was called, but he again failed to appear. The large family tickets are to bhe Judgment was accordingly enter abolished. Under the present ured for the defendant Company rangements it is possible to get a with costs. monthly family ticket for twelve In reply to his Lordship, Mr. persons for 817 a month and one for Jenkin said that there WAL a family of eight or nine persons for counter-claim. $10. These concessions have proved of very little reat value although it is believed that there is at any rate pae Family ticket for twelve issued.
From January 1st the largest family ticket will be for five persona, the charge for which will be un changed, viz., $12 a month. Among the new regulations is one per mitting persons under 16 years of
The Mullab stopped the tolling 20th Instant, age to travel at half-price, that is for
Agriculture, Trinidad, to be test as he spoke almost chokingly. The of his beads upon this, greybeards five cents a trip. A monthly ticket for persons under 18 years, will be
At a Walsall, Staffordshire, ined for immunity from the dread Sullah with great difficulty pacif eyed each other in astonishment be presented to the Undersigned on or
not be recognized. $2. Children under three reare, of Hunters who discovered five near quest on Walter Fellows, aged 11, ed Panama disease. This disense ed the excited crowd to listen to Red began to mount in the faces before 3rd January, 1998, or they will
of the young, the youths hung their a thrilling ex-
All broken, plated and damaged Goods who was fatally injured when try "was not until recently considered
heads as in shame. Such a thing are to be left in the Godowns, where they age will travel free. A family in-Villeneuve had cludes husband, wife, unmarried penience. While the men were fol-ing to jump on to a lorry trailer a menace, but it has now obtain.
The blood of the man is not was never heard of on the Border will be examined on the 20th instant, after riding on the connecting rod, ed auch a grip that its effect dur
on my head," he protested among, land. children and governess, nurse or lowing them up one animal, which
at 10a.m. amah living in the same house, had been slightly wounded, audit was stated that when dying in ing the next ten years might, it
An infuriated people, it's on The Mullah nodded approving No Fire Insurance has been affected. ia considered, he disastrous." Members of the Fire Brigade in denly turned and attacked the hospital he said to his father,
Bill of Lading will be countersigned by "Dad, Fan: a bad lad. Don't
The Kew banans quarantine Sunjar, who employed the man." 15, and lifting his hands in uniform will from the New Year be foremost of the party.
station has been set up by means
Oh, but how strange! What prayer and had Allah writ- GIEB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD. worry. It hasn't hurt me. much."
Agente. given the same concessions se men
A verdict of Accidental Death of a grant from the Empire Mar evil dost thou speak!" shouted the ten," and Akram's actions were
thus completely vindicated., of the Army, Navy and Police half
Hong Kong, 13th Dec., 1927, | | | [7641 | Was returned.
keting Board farea,
The Steamship "BENDORAN;" MONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby formed that all Goods are being. In ita insect-proof wards" there will be kept under sought to disgrace his house, which throwing in his last card, that landed at their risk into the bacárions continued observation banana he would defend alone, if needs be, an not only of low parentage, and/or extra bacardeas Godowns of the but also bearing a wound in his Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and plants sent home by one of the against the whole village.
back, indicating cowardice in bat- Godown Co., Ltd., whencs, and/or frous staff who will leave next month Speak the truth, speak the tle, was seeking the hand of a war the wharvas, Delivery may be obtained. for the Far East
truth, thou, O, villain," shrieked rior's daughter, I stabbed the No Claims will be admitted after the After quarantine, which may an òld man.. Thou hast killed bearer of the proposal as my Goods have left the Godowns, and ull last more than a year, moters my only son, O, my son, O; my answer to his master?
undelivered after the from the bealthy plants will be son 1 Large drops from his eyes sent to the Imperial College of trickled down his venerable beard
„All Claims against the Biemmer mark
VEVEY, SWITZERLAND. Driven from their haunts by the severe weather, wild boars, which were believed to be extinct in these parts, have made their appearance on the hills of the Rhone Valley..
He had just time to fire n second shot and the beast fell dead at his feet.
DYING BOY'S STOICISM.
the defence of Akram.
13.000.
Good will be subiect to Rent: