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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 10, 1928.
New Advertisements. CONSIGNEES NOTICE. TO POISON JAPANESE WILD STREET RIOT IN
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NOTICE
SUPPLY OF
N. Y. K. LINE.
From EUROPE and STRAITS,
The Steams
•
"TÄYE MARU".
Insane.
Hongkong Telegraph. turned on to each RIDER MAIN tives on any Tuesdays and Fridays, atqu
co-opera-
and secure the co-opera- tion of its readers in buying your goods.
Prepaid Advertisements
25 WORDS FOR $1.00
(51.50 if not prepaid) The following 'roplion are await- ing collection-
295, 300, 301, 305, 306, 315 344, 363, 371, 374, 376, 381 385, 411
NOBILITY.
SHANGHAI.
NO CLEARANCE PAPERS.
INTERESTING DIVORCE
SUIT.
JUNK AND LAUNCH MASTER RUTH ELDER CHARGED WITH
FINED.
CRUELTY.
Balboa, Sept. 6. -
(Continued from. Page 1.) ARNEST OF LUNATIC IN-
U.S.A.
the case, several of them took it upon themselves.to lie piene upon. Two cases of vessels attempting Oakland, Sept. 6. having arrived from the above ports,
Charged with sending polsoned the floor until reprimanded for to leave the port without proper
Lyle Womack filed suit for a Consignees of Cargo are hereby in-
clearances were heard at the Ma Young Girls. HONGKONG WATERWORKS. formed that their Goods are being fruit to members of the nobility lack of respect to the Court.
rine Court this morning before divorce to-day against Ruth Sidor, landed and placed at their riek in the in Japan, a Japanese man nameit IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Higash! was arrested here to-day Included in their number werd Commdr. J. B. Newill, D.3.0., the, the aviatrix who rose to fame Godown Company's Godowns at Kow-lafter a six months' search by of- four young girls who scomod the masters of both craft being in-through her daring but unsuccess ful trans-Atlantic flight venture. on and after Tuesday, the 11th loon, whence delivery may be obtained.ficers of the Japanese Government. only members of the let conversant volved in additional charges. September, THE
Koung Wing, master of a trad-The divorce petition charges Miss Goods not cleared by the 14th The prisonor is an escaped inmate with soap and water. They took WATER to ALL RIDER MAIN September, 1929, will be subject to of the Napa State Hospital for then somewhat bored interest in the ing junk, was charged with (a) Elder with cruelty.
Womack said he understands case and vied with many of the leaving the waters of the Colony DISTRICTS will be controlled by frent
Damaged packages must be left in Toyogi Kaneko, Japanese vice men in staring out of the win without a proper clearance and (b) that the action will not be contest- bringing the RIDER MAINS to the Godowns for examination by the operation and that Water will be Consigneo's and, the Co.'s representa consul at San Francisco, has re-dows with their minds obviously having no licence number painted ed, in which case an interlocutory decree will be granted in Decem quested that the man be deported elsewhere.
on the bow of his boat. They were charged with at- The accused pleaded guilty, but ber and a final decree in June,
Miss Elder is now daily for Two Consecutive Hours. 2,30 p.m. within the free storage so that he could be dealt with by
tempting to subvert the constitu- stated, with reference to the the Japanese authorities. Information na to the flours of
All claims must be presented within Kaneko charged that Higashi tion of the State and inciting second charge, that the boat had picture actress. Supply to any Particular Properis ten days of the steamer's arrival sont poisoned fruit to Prince Iyo others to commit offences against been so frequently cleaned, that When she returned to the United application here, after which date they cannot sato Tokugawa, president of the the State, In defiance of Article 105 the painted numbers had been Staten last year after being ac- may be obtained on
Japancao House of Peers, Prince of the Criminal Code of the Gov-damaged by scrubbing. The police claimed in Europe, Womack camo at the Offee
the Water bo recognized. of
No claims will be admitted after the Fumimaro Konoye, a member of ernment of China. Authority, the Socrotarlat for
the House of Peers, and other The prosecution was in charge officer prosecuting, informed his to Now York to see her. She was Chinese Affairs, or at the Tang goods have loft the Godowns.
Worship that there was no indica-reported to have told him that sho No Fire Insurance has been effected, titled Japanese, as well as to the of Mr. R. T. Bryan, Police Prosetion of numbers ever having been planned to "enah in" on the fame Wah Hospital.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
Japanese consuls at Portland and cutor, and before the trial started
that had come to her and that she. to all
painted on. The Supply of Water
Hongkong, 7th September, 1028.
Seattle. Each of the polsoned he called the Court's attention to
Fines of $10 on the first charge had no intention of returning to Wharvos in Victoria will be turn-
gifts was prefaced with a threat the fact that a request had come, and $5 on the second charge were the Canal Zone for the present, ed off on the Same Date and will
ening letter.
seemingly from the Chinese au-
inflicted.,
timo It was rumoured at the remain cut off until further
liigashi's arrest in reported to thorities, that the accused bo hand- Assistant Junk Inspector Hillyer that the two had como to the notice.
From MIDDLESBRO" ANTWERP, have been caused by his brother, ed over to them, but that on inves-prosecuted in a case in which pariing of the ways, but this was
who recognized his hand writing.igation the request proved to be Chan Mun, master of the steam donied by both, The prisoner's real name is said nothing more than a letter from
HAROLD T. CREASY,
Water Authority. Public Works Department, Hongkong, 8th September, 1928.
G. R.
CENTRAL BRITISH SCHOOL. Schont will re-open Monday, 17th September. Entrance Ex- amination for New pupils, Friday, 14th September, at 9.30 am,
NOTICE.
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TUITION GIVEN.
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· THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LIMITED.
LONDON and STRAITS. The Steamship,
“BENVENUE" Consignees of Cargo are heroby in- formed that all Goods are being land- ed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of The Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., whenes and/or
to be Jchi Azuma.
LETTER GOLF.
From BATH to ROBE is, luck- from the wharves delivery may bej lly, a short journey. Par is four
oblained.
No claims will be admitted after quick steps. the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 17 September will be subject to rent.
All claims against the aleamer must bo prosented to the Undersigned on ori hefore the 1st October, 1928, or they will not be recognized,
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the Dr. ASGER, DENTAL SUR-15th September, 1928, at 10 a.m., by
Messrs. Goddard and Douglas.
Ron Central.
NOTICE.
We have this day moved our
vancement by attending the pracoffees to Kayamally Building, No. tiral courses In Shorthand, Type-
writing, Bookkeeping, Business 22, Queen's Rond Central.
English, etc., conducted by the Chinese Y.M.C.A. Evening School.
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detective in the employ of the Gar-launch Chung Wo, was charged rison Commander asking that the with (u)-leaving the waters of the Colony without a proper clearance people in custody be handed over and (b) failing to stop when call- to his superlóra fer trial..
Though much of the evidence ed upon to do so by a Harbour
Omce oficial. was before the court the police in many cases had difficulty in post- tively identifying certain of those arrested as having actually had pamphlets in their hands at the Ulme the seizures were made., "
Pleading guilty to both charges, the accused stated that his owner had taken out a clearance on a previous day, and, as master of the launch, he understood that
this clearanco hold good.
#
a motion
MOTOR MISHAP.
SIR SHOUSON CHOWS
MOTHER IN CAR.
Mrs. Chow, the aged, mother of the Hon. Sir Shoueon Chow, was one of two occupants in a car
"Fiery Document." Needless to say all the accused denied the charges and the case was not strengthened for the police charge, the defence in this case chong Road on Saturday after- by their several admissions that in being that as music was being noon. Fortunately, the accident the excitement of the moment they played on board the launch, it was was only of a minor character and neglected to make sure that cer- impossible to hear the officer's call, neither of the Indies was injured. tain of their captives were the per- sons in possession of the fiery ton- ed, documents.
A fine of $10 was inflicted and when it became involved in an ac- similar sum on the second cident which occurred in Wongnel-
Mrs. Chow, on Saturday after noon, set out for a drive to Re-
AMERICAN STATE'S OIL pulse Bay with a lady friend, in
OUTPUT.
her car, No. 35. While passing trough Wongnofchong Gap Road, the driver decided to overtake and pass a Hongkong Hotel motor-bus,
The Court ruled that a prima facio case had been made out against the accused, and ordured that they be handed over "If and RESTRICTION TO BE APPLIED He proceeded to pass the heavier
when a proper despatch is received from the Chinese authorities."
Vigorous Protest.
After the decision had been an nounced a vigorous protest against the handing over of the prisoners was made by Mr. Stevens in which he questioned the legality of the Court's action.
'TILL END OF YEAR,
vehicle on the loft side, but ini the narrow space available, was unable to clear either the bus or the embankment,
New York, Sept. 9. It in reported from Tulsa, Oklahuma, that the State Corpora- Caught between the bus and the tion Commission has issued an rocky bank, the car had its mud- order providing for the restriction guards on both sides almost rip- of slush oilfields over the State to ped off. The mishap was an al- seven hundred barrels dally until arming experience for the the entl of 1928.-Router's Ameri- pants of both vehicles, but the car can Service,
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He said, "It would appear that the learned Judge has erred in ordering these prisonera to be handed over to a man alleging him- self to be a detective in the entFUKIEN GOVERNMENT ploy of the Garrison Commander: These accused were. not, arrested at the Instance of the local mill- lary. They were taken into cus
CHAIRMAN.
occa-
was able to get out of its prodi cament without anyone being in- jured. The damage to Mrs. Chow's ear was confined to the mudguards.
Five miners were killed in an ex-
sylvania recently.
tody by the Muncipal Police in the ADMIRAL YANG LEAVES FOR plosion at Lochroy Colliery, Penn-
Settlement, and in the act of com- milting or attempting to commit the offence with which they are charg
cd.
FOOCHOW.
Shanghal, Sept. 10.
Mr. James Mackenzie, a brother of Sir Thomas Mackenzie, tho Admiral Yang Hou-chwang sail-former. Premier of New Zealand, "The Shanghai Provisional ed for Foochow to-day on board has died. Court alone has furisdiction over the transport "China." the crimes committed in the In- Ho in to take up the chairman. Mr. Frank Beaurepaire, Olympic ternational Settlement and the ship of the Fukien Provincial Swimming Champion, has been court's machinery is adequate to Government, which has its head-elected a member of Melbourne City
Council.. the trial and disposition of all such quarters at Foochow-Reuter. cases. There ja no authority for extraditing offenders in the Settle- ment for trial by an extra-Sellle- ment Court that la without juris- diction.
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"If a despatch warrant for ex- tradition is to be favourably enter tained by this Court, it should be in proper form and come from Salgon competent Chinese judicial, au- thority.".
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There are plenty of laughs In Straits "Hot Heels" which drew large Japan, Honolulu and San Francisco President McKinley..Mon, Sept. 10. houses at the Queen's Theatre yesterday and which is being screened for the last time to-day. Starring Glenn Tryon, who made his debut in "Painting the Town, the Queen's feature filin is one of the brightest that has been shown in Hongkong for some time. The Shanghai ******** leading lady is Patsy Ruth Miller,
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and ruined by a sharper In the Manila travelling troupe but how he even-
tually makes good his loss by rld- Bangkok ing "Hot Hoels," the horso owned Amoy
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Glenn Tryon is seen practically throughout and makes all the mer riment. He is particularly funny
during a voyage to Cuba when he Swatow
la trying to win the heart of the Shanghal....
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