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BIRTH. KNOTINEQUE. On October 17, at Shangbai, in Mr. and Mrs. KNOTTNERUS, a son.
MARRIAGES. CANTILE LEGAS.-On September 24, nt Yealmpton, Devon, Major NEIL CANTLIE, M.O., F.R.C.S., R.A.M.C., third son of the late Sir James and Lady CANTIS, to ALICE MARY IRENE, elder daugh- ter of the Rev. and Mrs. R. H. LUCAS, of the Vicarage, Yealmp OWEN Huoney-STEDING-On Sep. Lomber 27, nt St. Mark's, Hamilton-terrace, ALFRED OWEN Hugues, second son of Mr. and
has been continued, and Increasing. seriousness, especially since the Arabs onnio to the conclusion that, if they made themselves sufficiently aggravating, Britain would hand nver Palestine as she has handed back Egypt. Now comes an out. burst of Jewish indignation-appar ently due to the same forgetfulness
shoulders u
but
* News and Views ⋆
An announcement was made in Washington last work that thore will be an increase of 500 mon in the enlisted personnel of the U.S. Navy, all to be assigned to 'aviation. Most of the new men will go to San Diego and to Hampton Roads,
Our comment a few days ago upon this strange theory was really very We admitted that n restrained. marino aquariam, as such, might be an excellent thing, but pointed out there were many much more urgent The anti-cyclone is central to the
matters waiting to be dealt with. Having returned to Portsmouth NE of Japan. A trough of rela
"A few more years may well be from China, the aircraft Hormes tively low pressure extends from
allowed to roll before poor fish in went to Shoerness-and-Chatham to Indo China to Guam,
of which Mr. Batacon was guilty-glass tanks are given the doubtful recommission for further service in Local Forecast:-E. winds, mode. an overlooking of the fact that the pleamire of looking at a procession the Far East. Of the thres flights rato; fine.
Arabs have rights guaranteed them of equally unhappy creatures pass- of aircraft in the Hermes, No. 403 in Palestine as well as the Jews. ing by their windows" And for (Fleet Fighter) Flight and No. 440
At the moment it is difficult to saying this we are charged with (Fleet Spotter Reconnaissance) it whe stated. see what particular grievance the inconsistency-with approving the Flight will recommission with the
The general eletions in Spain. Jewish people can hays against simple lifo disapproving thip and go out, again. No. 442 have been provisionally fixed for
(Fleet Spotter Reconnaissance) Jour BULL, who has taken upon his legitimate means of encouraging Flight will remain in England. December 21 next, by a Cabines most thankless task. its cultivation"-with approving of The Hermice is the smallest of the meeting, which also dealt with the Araba and Jews alike complain of low living and high thinking,"ix British aircraft-carriers, but in alarming state of the currency pro- the only one designed specially for her without, however, arriving at gravo injustice which may he rebut cynically disapproving "of this duty. Captain J. D. Camp. any decision, Meanwhile the strike- garded as negative proof of im-reat constructive contribution to bell, M.V.O., O.B.E., will be, re-wave has at least temporarily reced- partiality on the part of the British ward its realisation." To all this lieved in command when the shiped in a certain degree. The situa
Mackinnon, D.S.O.. who has been
now hopes to overcome ita difficul- Administration, The Arab case is we need only say that people whose commissions by Captain E. J. (tian, is still tense but the Cabinot nut likely to get the publicity dissatisfaction with existing social in the Navy since 1894, and gorved ties by showing its earnest desire scoured by the fows in airing their conditions can be dispelled by star in command of destroyers during to fulfill its promises regarding the fall restitution of the constitution- grievances, but from the White ing into the murky recesses of
al régime Paper just issued in London it is marine aquarium must to them- quite evident that they have wires impoverished specimens of a cause for complaint. An American piscatorial species, clergyman advises the Araba to follow the example of the Indian
Captain Sir Burton Chadwick, Transatlantic flight. The mail con- peopic and adopt a policy of passive M.P. R.N.R., deputy master, presisted of 23,132 Letters, resistance to British authority. In-sided at the fifth ordinary general
The statement in a letter to The fuontial Zionists are urging their meeting of the Honourable Com DEATHS.
compatriots in Palestine to do the pany of Master Mariners which was Times that "All Europeans and BLAD.-On September 24, at Guern
held at Trinity House last month: peoples of the East to-day know Boy, C. A VALDEMAR BLAU, late same thing. The British Govern- He said that the Company had the meaning of dollaris qura. of Yokohama, in his 70th year. ment appeals to Jewish and Arab maintained the ratio of remarkable tioned by Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly. WALKER-On September 29, at Tun- leaders for co-operation, and hopes progress with which it had been who relates the following a rather blessed each year since its incor-old story in a now guise-Last bridge Wells, SAMUEL MCALL they will modify their views and so
poration. The outstanding event autumn, when at Hong Kong, an WALKER, Commissary of Ord.
14 places for Eastern Cadetships in nance, A.O.D. (retired), in his escape drifting into a position since last annual meeting was the American and his wife went into missiuvers to have obtained the first (Was for fifteen which will imperil the interests of approval of His Majesty to the a Chinese silk shop and bought the Colonial Service.-T. L. Rowan,
considerable quantity of silk. They the Company of granting to years, manager and secretary,
Royal Charter. This placed the neked the price; it was $120. Think G. E. Boyd Shannon, R. H. Wick- quently liquidator, of the
Company among what he called the ing this to be too much, they beat ramasinghe, D. Walley, W. A. C. Japanese Explosives Co.).
corporative aristocracy of the coun- the Chinaman down to $100, and Gondo, T. W. Davies, P. Faulkner, try.
An extraordinary general went away delighted at their clever. Thorpe, W. N. Homan, V mecting passed a resolution that bargain. But they were not nearly G. Matthews, J. P. Ferguson, R. the Company be wound up volun- so delighted as the Chinaman, who B. Elwin, P. G. E. Nash, and E. tarily in view of the issue of Letters had been fixing his, price in C. G. Barrett. Patent under the Great Seal con. Mexican dollars-a.-the universal taining a grant of a Chorter of dollar in the East, while the Incorporation.
Americans had paid him in, U.S.A. dollars.
ton, S. Devon,
MrA HUGHES, of Hong Kong, to Donory, daughter of Mr. and Mra J. H. STEBBING, of 6,
Hamilton-terrace, N.W.8.
70th year..
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The Russian emigrés in Paris Barvice between Amsterdam and Batavia has been opened. The first have decided to forget all differ- machine was piloted by Mr.ences existing among their various. Vandyk, who was Mr. Kingsford | grompa and eliques and to establish Smith's companion in his recent a united front. A new blog for
preparing a national revolution" is to be formed shortly, an amal-, gamation of all the Russian anti- Soviet orgnizations throughout tho world. Detailed plans are to ob worked at shortly.
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At this recent open competition in London the following were
declared by the Civil Service Com
H.M.S. Suffolk has started her return voyage to China. She will call at Gibraltar, Malta, Port Said, In view of the growth of the re-
Suez, Aden, Colombo, Part Swet- THE Editor of the China Mail has actionary Lappo movement in Fin- The engagement in announced, tepham, and Singapore, and wil been kind enough to quote a few land the organ of the Agrarian and the marriage will take place arrive at Hong Kong about Novem sentences from a recent editorial Party has now como forward with early in November, between Mr.7 26. The Suffolk was recommis-
Harold Harman Drow, a strongly-worded declaration to
B.Sc.,sioned on September 2. Captain appearing in these columns, de-the effect that all attempts to in- A.M.I.O.E., of Singapore, and Miss G. S. Arbuthnot, D.S.O., retained scribing them as "extremely illu-stitute a Dictatorship would meet Freda Pearson, younger daughter the command for the new commis-
with the strongest opposition from of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Pear- sion. iminating," with which opinion we the Agrarinn Party, which would son, of Monkstown, County Dublin.
Having reproduced organise its adherents throughout
The value of trade missions was them, however,
stitutional regime. In such circum. emphasised by Sir Edward Crowe, over criticism more fatuous?" to stances, the paper points out, the Comptroller-General of the Depart JOHN BULL AND THE JEWS. which we promptly reply to him: Dictatorship would hardly find the ment of Overseas Trade, addressing "Yes, your own!" So far as we troops ready to subdue the opposi. the autumnal meeting of the Asso
ciation of British Chambers of have been able to follow the Chination by force of arms.
Commerce at Birmingham last Mail in its bonighted comment, ob-
General Sir Lewis S. T. Halli-month. Perhaps, he said, the most jection is taken on the ground of day, V.C., K.C.B., who relinquish important trade mission which had ed his active career on September ever left the country was the inconsistency to the view expressed 39, had 41 years' service in the Economie Mission to the Far East. in our columbs that a marine Royal Marines, and won his V.C. aquarium is an addition to the as a captain for amenities of this Colony which is not urgently needed. So far as it is at all possible to understand our rather incoherent contemporary, we are charged with (1) approving of low living and high thinking, but
cated censurer.
On
Two technical training establish- ments in China have the Federation of British Industries for photo graphs, posters and showcards, pre- ferably illustrating works, docks, steamships. industrial operatione, ete. It is thought that the display of pictorial matter of this kind should have a heneficial effect on the minds of the students who will in due course become purchasers.
The fiftieth public announcement Paymaster Commander J. M. L. defence of the Petry at the
Legations this year of a marriage which will Cusack has been placed on the re during the Boxer War in 1900, not take place is the statement, mys tired list, with the rank of pay. where he led a party of 20 men in the Manchester Guardian, that the master captain. He has had 3
of the Chinese was accountant officer of the cruisev wounded by a bullet in the shoulder Lornine-Grews, a sortie and, although severely engagement of Mr. Sidney George years' service. From May, 1917, ho which took away part of his hung, Maritime Customs, to Miss Alice Suffolk, on the China Station and he carried on, killed three of his Victoria Wilder, younger daughter at Vladivostok. After a commie- nesailants, and then walked back of the Rev. H. C. and Mrs. Wilder,sion in the battleship Valiant He
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Local Notes and Events ★
Silk forwarded from here by Empress of Japan on October 2 arrived in New York (St. John's Park) and Hoboken on October 21, having been 10 days in transit..
ed. It is understood that on Satur- day evening the ship's company of the Tamar will give a dance at which Bear-Admiral Hill will be the guest of honour...
Looking Back 25 Years.
THIRTEEN years ago Mr. A. J. Baisour pledged Grent Britain's XAMINATIONS for
SAN-support for "the establishment in ITARY SCIENCE and BAN- Palestine of a national home for ITARY INSPECTORS will be held on DECEMBER 2ND, 4 and 5, the Jewish people.". At that time 1980, in the Offices of the EDUCA- the territory formed part of the TION DEPARTMENT.
Candidates should obtain Applica Turkish Empire, but in 1918 it was
Forms from the LOCAL SECRETARY, Care of EDUCATION brought under British Military Ad- DEPARTMENT, on or before NOVEM-ministration, which continued until BER 5T, 1990,
[10018 Civil Administration was estab❘ (9) cynically disapproving "a real alone su as to weaken the small of Purley Hall and Sulham, Berks, was Resident Naval Officer, at
lished in 1820. Two years inter constructive contribution" toward Palestine was placed under British realisation of the simple life. Let administration as mandated ter ritory, and as such it remains under "s, then, endeavour to make the Jons BULL'S control, much to his position quite plain to our obfus embarrassment, and expense. Be
During the recent debate in fore the pledge given to the Jews
the the Legislative Council about helping them to establish a
A notification in the Harbour) Rear-Admiral R. A. S. Hill, Į The following unclaimed telo- national home, Britain and also Estimates for 1931, Mr. J. P. given a promise to the Arabs of BRAGA submitted a suggestion for Office states that as from October C.B.E, will be host at a farewellgrams are lying at the E.E. Tole Asiatic Turkey to support the adding to the amenities of Kow-27 the Guin Lighthouse at Macao dance on H.M.S. Tamar this even graph Company's office:-Orubgip-
per, from Socrabaja; Buzukisuc,” establishment of national govern loon, alleged to be fast growing will be closed for a period of tea ing. Many guests have been invit-
from Port Said. ments and administrations "deriv. inte not only a large, but a days for repairs.
from ing their authority
the beautiful, city. The proposal was initiative and free choice of the that a marine aquarium be built, indigenous populations." Whether and among the benefits said to aserue
The Chinese having decided to boycott Wills' cigarettes on the Mr. BALJOUR had forgotten this from such an institution were (1)
ground that the tobacco is of earlier pledge whion he promised to its educational ant (2) political Mr. BRACA quoted the
Consequent upon two seizures of American origin, an enterprising help the Jewish people to establish value.
illicit opium at
Japanese firm has placed on th the Kowloon-market so called Japanese cigarettes a national home is not known, but opinion of an expert on fishery to
Canton Railway Station on Wednes which are made; nevertheless with his action gave as much dissatis the effect that, in a community faction to the Arabe no it gave of mixed nationalities, a good
day, two Chinese were charged Virginia leaf. The new brand is to stay-Hong Kong Daily Peins, satisfaction to the Jews and there aquarium is of great assistance in
before Mr. Butters at the Kowloon finding a ready sale, and has come Magistracy with possession of the October 25, 1905. lus been trouble in Palestino evormunicipal organisation and
drug, In the first case, the man, maintaining public peace and order.
who had 105 thels of raw opium Looking Back 50 Years, The steadily increasing dominance "It is far more easy to control "à
Among the passengers who return- tied to his legs, was fined $3,150 er of Jewish interests. has been the people who are able to satisfy, by cause of constant protest by the proper means, their natural desired to the Colony by the R.M.S. Em; nine months' hard labour. Forty Araba--protests which have taken for recreation and amusement." press of Canada yesterday were:tacis of raw opium were found on such a form as to necessitato the Now, if we understand aright this Mr. and Mrs. W. E. L. Shenton, the person of the other defendant, maintenance by Great Britain of expert on pisentorial affairs, it is Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Taggart, M. who was fined $1,200 or six months' strong military forcer in the coun- bis opinion that people who have P. Teater and the interport bowlers hard labour. try. The Jewish settlers in Pales the opportunity of visiting-an tino havo increased rapidly since the aquarium are consequently less BALYOUR Declaration of 1317, and likely to stay at home reading the they have done much sxcellent works of KARL MARX, BERNARD work in establishing and developing SHAW, and other similarly disturi agricultural settlements. Thousands ing writers on social problems. In of young men and women from a community where human interests various countries have gone to aro so, diverse, owing to the large Palestins and shown great caergy number of nationalities brought and outerprise in handig ve new
new into close contact, gazing through Jewick buttiburonte Unfortunately platorginer af slowly-sulfcoating dish the more progress they made, the in a tank is assumed to have a more jealous and discontented the soothing effect upon the most unruly. Arab population became. Friction and discontended observer..
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The total output of the Kailan Mining. Administration's mines for the week ended October 11 amount ined to 88,354 tons, and the sales during the period to 88,102 tons.
Business in the Supreme Court still remained at a standstill on Saturday. Mr. Gibbons, the Regis
trar, came into Court at 11 o'clock,
the time fixed for the sitting ne cording to the hearing-paper, and " requested the usher to aco M
Mossop and ascertain if the Chief - Justice was coming. The usher re- Chief Justice is not coming down turned with the message:"Tuo
today."
Before Mr. R. E. Lindsell yes The Canton General Chamber of Commerce has again appealed to terday, a young Chinese woman the Department of Reconstruction was charged with the unlawful Mr. Gibbons: "Io Mr. Snowden to prohibit the importation of possession of 60 tacls of raw opiam coming (To Mir: Brereton); Ara foreign chemical fertilizer which is the Ping On Wharf. She told you Here in Nursery Kossowjeo's alleged to be injurious to the soil. the Court that she was promised 81 case i The Department is considering the for carrying the drug. D.O. Grim. Mr. Brototton: Yes." request
mitt said the woman brought the Mr. Gibbons: The Chief Justice contraband down from Canton on is not coming down."**" Mr. T. V. Soong, the Ministor Wednesday night and when urrested The usher hero returned to say of Finance, arrived in, Hong Kong said she was given the opium to that Mr. Snowden was not coming. on the R.M.S. Empress of Canada, be handed over to another woman Mr. Gibbons: elf Nothing can from Shanghailende pastand than done Alenka yang mem
was concealed in the supports of The audicoco which had assembled: It is understood that he paid a courtesy visit to Government House. a chicken pen. A fine of 61,000 or to witness the expected sceno ther Mr. Boong will proceed to Canton three months hard, labour was im left-Hong Kong Daily Press, Oc to-day.
posed.
tober 25, 1880.