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No. 34, Leighton Hill Road erected upon The Remaining Portion of Toland Lot No. 483. Area 2,505 sq. ft. or thereabouts. Crown rent $33.00
No. 3, Arbuthnot Road erected upon The Remaining Portion of Section B of Inland Lot No. 65. Arca 5,747,81 8q. ft. thereabouts Crown rent $23.03.
Or
No. 12, (formerly Ne. 2) Conduit Road erected upon Section C and Sub- section of Section B of Inland Lot No. 712. · Area 5,440 sq. ft. or thereabouts. Crown rent $3.60.
No. 118, Chine Road rested upon The Remaining Portion of Subsection 4 of Section A of In'and Lot No. 484. Area 9,296 sq. ft. or there- abouts. Crown Bent $4,87,
No. 3, Sui Wah Terrace erected upon Section D of Inland Lot No. 767. Area 9,318 sq. ft. or thereabouts. Crown rent #12.20.
No. 5. Ying Tai Terrace erected apon The Rämsining Portion of Section
& of Inland Lot No. 585, The Remaining Portion of Section B of Inland. Lot No. 604 and Suberation I of Section A of the Remaining Portion of Section A of Inland Lot No. $8. Area 9,534.70 or thereabouts,"
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HONG KONG, JULY 22, 1993.
NORTH POINT BATHING
BEACHES
Chinese have taken to this form of sport is emphasised by the many thousands of people who frequent these bathing beaches, and from the early hours of the mornings till far, into the night; there is always somebody there, either enjoying a swim or taking out one of the dinghies that these
POST OPTIMISTIC
Still Hopes To Break Record
"Again Suing For Peace
FENG YU HSIANG JEWS ARRESTED
IN BAVARIA
ROUND UP BY STORM TROOPS
London, July 21, A broken propeller forced down Wiley Post in the Flat Airport, Alaska, when he was thirty-one hours ahead of the record time, according to a wireless message received at the Government Radio Station, Ottawa.
A cable message from the air- port states that Post lost seven
Peiping, July 21. According to Chinese reports, General Feng Yn Hsiang is again suing for peace.
the local authorities will not take It is, however, believed that
drastic action until the conclusion of the Kuling Conference.- Reuter.
BERLIN, July 21.
DRIVE OUT THE REDS
And Restore Peace And Order
THE ancient Bavarian city of
Nurenburg was the scene of a GENERAL Chen Chi Tang, com great round-up of Jews yesterday mander-in-chief of the anti- morning, over 200 Jews, mainly Communist south route expedition, ing arrested by Nazis. business-men and shopkeepers, be- has inued a long manifesto to the people in Kiangsi. The message
hours in rain and a low cloud in Sharp Engagement is city, but it is not known eral Chem Chi Tang hopes the peo
the Alaskan interior. On land- ing his machine bounced thrice in the wind, nose-dived and damaged the landing gear.
Hitler's followers then paraded urges, the people in Kiangai to the captives through the streets, the assist the Cantonese troops in procession being danked by Storm clearing out the Communists from Troops. The Jews were later that province, so that the people taken to the military barracks.. may enjoy peace and prosperity.
This action is described in local "While his troops will endeavour Nazi circles as driva against to raid all Communist dens, Gen- whether it was sanctioned by high-ple in Kiangsi will report to the er authority or whether the Storm military authorities the movements Troops took the law into their own of the Communists, their strength, handi.
and the quality of armaments they carry. As the people are better acquainted with the movement and strength of the Reds, they are in he will be able to resume to-mor-sion, had a sharp engagement with all present being arrasted.-Reuters position to inform the govern-
BALIK, July 91. ment forces accordingly. The Berlin office of a Jewish Another point which Genera? telegraph agency was closed by the Chen wishes co-operation is that in police yesterday.
caso Cantonese soldiers are bully- Furniture was confiscatea ana ing the people or create disorders publication of the agency bulletin and rowdyism, General Chen hopes prohibited.--Reuter.
the people will report this unlaw. ful conduct to the superior officers of the offenders. In this way, it will be possible for the Cantonese
Nothing daunted, Post jumped out and ordered a repair plane from Fairbanks, hoping that
CANTON, July 21. TROOPS under General Yu Han Mou, commanding the first
"It is reported that a meeting of waagtung army, and Lieutenant Jews in a synagogue in Nurenburg General Huang Ying Huan, comon Wednesday night was dissolved, manding the first independent, divi-
Communists at Sun Tien, and Chu Shun in southern Kiangsi. As usual, the Reds were eventually
row morning and still achieve the record. Reuter.
defeated and forced to retire far- PILOT ESCAPES UNHURTther into the interior.
FAIRBANKS, ALASKA, July 21, WILEY Post, the American air- man, crashed here, yesterday
afternoon, but is unhurt,
It is feared that the accident has ruined his chances of establishing a new round-the-world flight record, although he still has more than three, days in which to reach New
York,
Post crashed as he was about to Land at the air port. He flew over Ruby, Alaska at 4.30 p.m. (E.S.T.) and was overdue at Fairbanks
Hard pressed by the 19th route army, the Reds in Changting are preparing to give up that town in western Fukion and retreat to Juichin, their headquarters in southern Kiangsi.
Bullies Removed. Besides using military force to wipe out the Communists, General Yu Han Mou is busy working out political rehabilitation of southern Kiangsi. All county magistrates within his garrison post have to take turn in Anding out the griev ances of the people and to submit report to General Yu. according
Some anxiety was felt when local airman reported that he had seen him Aying backwards and for- ly.. wards as though lost-Reuter.
Over Alaska..
Local bullies and corrupt gentry are being moved, as they are large ly responsible for the misery of NEW YORK, July 21. the people. It is the duty of the WILEY Post, the American air-magistrates to find out whether man, passed over Nome, Alaka, such grievances exist in their res yesterday, after a safe journey from pective counties.-Central Press. Kbarbarovsk, Siberia. He is pow well on his way to establishing new figures for a round-the-world-flight, having approximately three days in which to reach New York.
Post plans to land only at Fair banks and Edmonton-Reuter,
Trade Suspension
SHEN TO RETURN
TO TSINGTAO AND RESUME DUTIES OF MAYOR
WEI-HA-WEL, July 917 N response to representations frow
General Chiang Kai Shek ant Mr. Wang Ching Wei, as well as his own supporters, it is understood
army to make headway against the Reds and to restore peace and or- der in that sorely tried province.
Central Press.
BIG DROP IN
WHEAT
Prices Plunge Below Dollar Line
that Admiral Shen Hung Lich has agreed to retum to Tsingtao and re-assume the Mayoralty of the city. Admiral Shen is leaving for Chefoo by motor this afternoon, and
NEW YORK July 21, will complete his journey by sea if
A semi-panic occurred in the a steamer is available. He will be accompanied by the twenty-two off Chicago Wheat Pic yesterday, when cials who came here to urge his re-wheat prices in the worst fall of turn.
the year, plunged below the, dollar Admiral Shen, who also occupiesling closing 14 to 17 points down. "the post of Commander-in-Chief. Rye fell 98 points, maize, 13 of the North-east squadron, arrived points and cotton 77 to 80 cents, in Weihai-wei from Tsingtao on while the dollar jumped 16 cents Tuesday evening, having apparent to 4.57. The dollar jump is believe ly resigned as Mayor of Tsingtao. ed to be the result of arbitrage- NANKING, July 20.
In spite of urgent representations buying in connection with the Bri AN important conference has been by oficials from Tsingtao and tish conversion offer.
called by General Chiang Kai Chefoo, the Admiral adamantly re-
British dollar bands were heavi Shek and opens at Kuling to-day.fused to return to his post-Reuterly bought and rose sensationally
It is reported that the Coufer-
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
AT KULING
SERVICE SUSPENDED
PRISING, July 21. THE Peiping Suiyuan Railway has
euspended service to-day, Pas sengers trains are still running but are arriving many hours behind schedule.-Reuter.
ence will last four days-leuter. Ohicago, July 21. clubs provide for a short cruise. tarily suspended trading in grains The Board of Trade has volun- The bathing beaches have played and provisions for futures follow- a big part in keeping young Chi-ing a series of emergency meet- nese men and women in good inga in order to afford a relief health during the trying summer.commission for the house em- months in Hong Kong. Apart ployees who have worked day and from the fact that they are used night for several weeks." by the younger members of the community, these beaches serve another useful purpose in that they are also looked upon as a
rest house
by the older Chi- nese people and those who are in
Kansas City is acting likewise and has also approved a restric tion to price fluctuations inde finitely.-Reuter
of
Example Followed.
NEW YORK, Jaly 21. bad health. It would be no exag-FOLLOWING the example geration to say that at least threeeth and Bt. Louis have suspended Kanas City, Minneapolis, Da or four hundred of these people dealings in grain futures to-day- go down to the beaches in the Reuter evenings to sit on the piers or verandahs of the different club.
houses and get the benefit of the
f.
Taingiso Preparing Welcome.
THINGTAD, LATER, LOCAL public bodies, as well as foreign clubs and societies, are vying with each other in preparing a great welcome from Admiral Shon Hung Lich, who, according to present arrangements, will arrive here at 6 p.m. to-morrow by special train from Weihsien, where he will break his motor journey from Wei-hai-wei.-Reuter.
Local and General
ported on Thursday.
Three cases of enteric were re-
to close at 1811, an advance of nine- pointe.
The New York Stock Market. yesterday replunged headlong into declines ranging from thres to 17 points. Some alcohol holdings. slumped 20
points-Beuter. CANADIAN MARKET
"STAMPEDED
WINNIPEG, July 21. The grain markat here yesterday: stampeded under heavy stop-loss orders. Dollar wheat vanished: December futures' were quoted as low as 82 cents per bushel-Reuter..." RESTRICTIONS ON FLUCTUATIONS
Inoculation against dysentery is
CHICAGO, July 21. being offered free to the public, at The Director of the Board of Canton. This proceedure is in acTrade have limited the grain price For driving a lorry without acordance with the programme drawn fluctuations, for trading
43 fol- license, & milk delivery coolie of the up by the Bureau of Public Health |lows:- Dairy Farm Company was fined 820. | in its endeavours to prevent epide Wheat, eight cents per bushel, mics of infectious and contagious maize, five cents per bushel; oats,
four cents per bushel; rye, eighty cents per bushel; barley, Ave cents.
They have slao cancelled trading in weekly privileges.-Reuter.
LIMITS IN MID-WEST TOWNS
Nanking's Behaviour Chinese woman who pleaded" deseases.
Resented
sea breezes, and it is well- known fact that medical men have prescribed this as a form of treatment for certain ailments. Why then, must the Government AS the Nanking troops are bend- take. this drastic step?
before Mr. Wynne-Jones yesterday that she was driven by poverty, to carry a number of Po Piu tickets, was discharged with a caution,
!
The first units of the Manchukuo | por: bushel. Federal Government's Road · Con.. struction programme have been started The 1933 appropriation fixed at 1,500,000 yuan, will be sup- plemented next year by 2,000,000"
yuan. Before the ground freezes this year, the State calculates to
CHICAGO July 21.
In the towns of Minneapolis and Duluth, the following limits on the fluctuations of agriculturai prices have been ordered: -
A dark cloud is hanging over the
LANTON, July 21, heads of some 15,000 to 20,000
Whilst engaged in work on a people and if there should be a
ing their way to Kalgan to crane at Taikoo Dockyard, a cloud burst," then indeed these It may be pointed out that a prevent General Feng Yu Haiang labourer, Wo Shing, had three people will find themselves in a few years ago, when the Govern- and his troops from fighting the fingers of his left hand crushed
Japanese, local opposition against He was removed to hospital. · have finished the laying of 4,027 sorry plight. The "
cloud" in ment decided to cesse operating the Tangku armistice and the
kilometres of roads. Next year THE Undersigned bave received posal to resume all that part of North Point, it sounded like a has become more intensified.
qucation is the Government's pro- the Public Bathing Beach at American wheat and cotton loan Falling from a tree which he had : there will be 3,331 kilometres built.
climbed near the Yaumati Railway.
Wheat, eight cents per bushel North Point which is, at present, death-knell to a large section of raised strong objections against injuries to his leg and face.
Public organizations which have Station, & Chinese youth sustained Seen to act suspiciously in rye, eight cents per bushel; barley," He Queen's Street,' Chinese carrying five cents per bushel; corn, five being used as bathing beaches by the foreign community. A large these two compromising agreements was sent to the Kowloon Hospitals suitesse was questioned by a con- cents per bashel; oats, four cents the Chinese clubs, and although number of Indians, Portuguese by inuing circular telegrams are for treatment.
stable. He stated he was given the per bushel; flaxseed, 15 cents per a petition has been submitted to and Service men looked upon the Shan Wai County Kuomintang
bag to carry by a man at the Yuen: { bushel.-Reuter.. the Government, requesting that North Point as their bathing club. County Kuomintang in plenary month, and you spend thirteen on taken to the wharf where the com in plenary fession, the Yum Yuan "You get seven dollars wages On Wharf. The defendant was they should not go on with the Like the poorer clase Chinese, session, the Tingan County Con po piu lettery," said Mr. Wynue plainant, & newspaper vender; iden- WORLD'S LARGEST proposed scheme of reclaiming these people found it too expen- gress, and the Ho Yuen National Jones in imposing a fine of $10 ortified the suitcase. No order had JULY 26, 1933 feared that this will have little or lay and other points which would Press
that part of the harbour, it is sive to make tripe out to Bepulse Salvation Association. - Central, two weeks, a Chinese youth, on a / apparently been given by him to charge of possession of a quantity carry the casa Six weeks' im. no effect. It is indeed a pity that necessitate a far bigger expense
of these ticketä.
prisonment was imposed. the authorities should desire to than a swim at North Point.
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A QUANTITY OF
·FINE LADY DRESSES
also
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take such a step. It must be Despite all appeals, the Govern content. Sickness is often the
T
DRY DOCK
LONDON, July 20.
The 36-ton motor yacht, Jahn TO BE OPENED BY KING Antle, named after her skipper, the
GEORGE Rev. John Antle, master mariner and superintendent of the Columbia at Lambeth Piert where she was THE world's largest dry-dock Coast Mission, moored on June 12 dedicated by the Bishop of London will be opened at Southamp- on the following Friday. Ten days 1 ton next Wednesday when the er a fortnight later the little ship, Royal yacht Victoria”
and
with a crew of eight was to have "Albert, with Their Majesties 8,000 mile voyage to Vancouver via and blue ribbon stretched across set out across the Atlantio on her aboard, will break the red, white the Panama Canal.
it's entrance.Les
This new graving dock, which
Four months' hard labour, was passed by Mr. Wynne-Jones to an realised that the many thousands ment turned a deaf ear, and we result of this method of swim- unemployed Chinese, who pleaded of Chinese workers look on their understand that an application ming, but since the Government guilty to theft of a pura, con bathing beaches at North Point from the Indian Recreation Club are too poor to run a few bathing Defendant was caught in the act taining 50 cents from a compatriot as the only places where they can for a site was turned down. The beaches, even when the health of by a district watchman on Thurs go to for their daily swim, and in same site applied for was allotted the community is at stake, there day, the summer months, there is no to a private enterprise who ran a appears to be no alternative. other form of sport for them, se public beach for just one summer,
To return to the subject of the Chung Fu, alias Ko Lo Fu, an some, the great majority one but this had to close down as the Chinese bathing beaches, we Wynne-Jones yesterday charged unemployed appeared before Mr. would imagine, are not able to small area here was reclaimed. make this plea on their behalf, with manslaughter The hearing afford such luxuries as launch pic It may not be realised what harm and trust that they will not be was fixed for. Tuesday at 2.30 p.m Bay, Shek-O Big Wave Bay, has dope. The younger members nics or motor trips out to Repulse the closing of this public beach forced to give up their present The case is sequel to finding of A fire, which might have incurred cost over £100,000 is part of the the dead body of a Chinese, aged |·loss of life and much damage to Southern Railways' £13,000,000 homes." It would be a grave about 18 years, in Queen's Road property, had it not been for the dock extension scheme, and consti Stanley and other points which of the Indian and Portuguese mistake to deprive some twenty West on July 7. He is believed to timely arrival of the Fire Brigade, tutes ons of most remarkable are only accessible. by one of these communities the school boys thousand people of their only have met his death during a fight broke out on Wednesday evening it achievements in the history of Bxi- two methods. There is a lot to must have their swim, and for means to keep fit during the sum-
Canton. The outbreak occurred on tish engineering,
• The Amoy Educational Research the West Band very near to the The dock holds, 280,000 tóns- be said in favour of these people want of a better place, they are mer months, and it should be
Party has been staying in Hong! Hong Kong Macao Steamboat Con- water, and the son is kept back by Surely
the Government realises forced to use the praya. A large repayment enough for the Gov. Kang for a pumber of days past nany's wharf, and is said to have huge steel doors weighing 4,000 that it is imperative that the number of small craft anchor in erument to know that by not sightseeing and inspecting schools been caused by the fusing of faulty toss,
and from a health point of view if dirty and polluted, but because would have done a lot towards train for Canton. It has been ar eituated in the vicinity. As stated 456,000 tons of concrete were used during the summer boys do not know better, they helping the Chinese people in ranged that the party inspect, fact the Brigade arrived in quick time the sth was held sway by a great ories, industries, and the various but not, however, before a number sarthern bank reinforced by a cur- sen-bathing is jump in and swim to their hearts general to maintain a higher stan-places of interest in neighboring of wooden beams had been destroy tain of steel-British Wireless Ser
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